The following is a list of artists considered to be general purveyors of the psychedelic rock genre.
1960s–early 1970s[edit]
0–E[edit]
- The 13th Floor Elevators[1][2]
- Aguaturbia[3]
- Daevid Allen[4]
- The Amboy Dukes[5]
- Andromeda[6]
- Apple Pie Motherhood Band[7]
- Syd Barrett[8][9]
- The Beatles[10][11]
- Bee Gees (early work)[12]
- Big Brother and the Holding Company[13][14][15]
- Blue Cheer[16]
- Blues Magoos[17][18]
- Curt Boettcher[19]
- Braen's Machine[20]
- The Byrds[12][21][22]
- Robert Calvert[8]
- The Charlatans[14][23]
- Robert Charlebois[24]
- The Chocolate Watchband[25]
- Eric Clapton (with Cream)[26]
- Gene Clark[27]
- Ray Columbus[28]
- Comus[29]
- Larry Coryell[30]
- Count Five[31]
- Country Joe and the Fish[32]
- Coven[33]
- The Crazy World of Arthur Brown[34]
- Cream[35][36]
- The Creation[37]
- The Daily Flash[38]
- Deep Purple (early work)[39]
- The Deviants[40]
- The Doors[21][41][42]
- The Electric Prunes[43]
- Roky Erickson[1][8][16][44]
F–M[edit]
- Fifty Foot Hose[45][46]
- Freedom[47]
- Frijid Pink[48]
- Frumious Bandersnatch[49]
- Jerry Garcia[50]
- Gale Garnett (late 1960s work)[51]
- The Golden Dawn[52]
- Gong[53][54]
- Grateful Dead[21][41][55][56][57][58][59][60]
- The Great Society[14][23]
- Hawkwind[61][62][63]
- Jimi Hendrix[64][65][66]
- The Jimi Hendrix Experience[36][67][68]
- Hunger[69]
- International Harvester[70]
- Iron Butterfly[71][72]
- It's a Beautiful Day[73][74]
- Tommy James[75]
- Jefferson Airplane[21][14][57]
- Janis Joplin[76][77][78]
- Paul Kantner[79]
- Cem Karaca[80]
- Phil Keaggy[81]
- Erkin Koray[82][80]
- Arthur Lee[83]
- Lothar and the Hand People[84]
- Love[85][86]
- Love Sculpture[87]
- Mac MacLeod[88]
- Barış Manço[80]
- Roger McGuinn[89]
- Barry Melton[14]
- Mighty Baby[90]
- Steve Miller (early work)[91]
- Steve Miller Band[14]
- Moby Grape[92]
- Moğollar[93]
- Jim Morrison[78]
- Os Mutantes[94][95][96]
- The Mystery Trend[23]
N–Z[edit]
- Nirvana[97]
- Shuggie Otis[98]
- Panbers[99]
- The Peanut Butter Conspiracy[100]
- Pink Fairies[101]
- Pink Floyd[21][102][103]
- Pretty Things[37]
- Procol Harum[68]
- Quicksilver Messenger Service[14][56][104]
- Les Rallizes Dénudés[105]
- Ramases[106]
- Red Krayola
- La Revolución de Emiliano Zapata[107]
- The Rolling Stones (Their Satanic Majesties Request era)[108]
- Santana[57][109][110]
- The Savage Resurrection[111]
- Irmin Schmidt[112]
- The Seeds[113]
- Tru Goddezz
- Shocking Blue[114]
- Silver Apples[17][115]
- Darby Slick[116]
- Grace Slick[117]
- Soft Machine[53]
- The Sonic Dawn[118]
- Sons of Champlin[119]
- Sopwith Camel[23]
- Speed, Glue & Shinki[120]
- Spirit[121][122]
- Skip Spence[8]
- Steamhammer[123]
- Sly Stone[83]
- Strawberry Alarm Clock[124]
- Sugarloaf[125]
- Sweetwater[126]
- Tangerine Dream (late 1960s work)[127]
- Tomorrow[128]
- Tractor[129]
- Ultimate Spinach[68][130]
- Vanilla Fudge[68][131]
- The West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band[21]
- Keith West[132]
- Brian Wilson[8]
- Robert Wyatt[133]
- Ya Ho Wha 13[134]
- The Yardbirds[21][135]
- Zakary Thaks[136]
Later years[edit]
- The Aliens[137]
- Allah-Las
- The Arcana[138]
- The Black Angels[63]
- Black Mountain[139][140][141]
- Black Rebel Motorcycle Club[142]
- Blood Incantation[143]
- The Brian Jonestown Massacre[144][145]
- Cloudland Canyon[146]
- Cobweb Strange[147]
- Dead Meadow[148][149]
- Mac DeMarco[141]
- DMBQ[150]
- Earthless[151]
- Electric Wizard[63]
- Endless Boogie[152]
- The Features[153]
- The Flaming Lips[154][155][156]
- Foxygen[157]
- The Fresh & Onlys[158]
- Glim Spanky[159]
- Golden Void[160]
- The Holydrug Couple[161]
- Hopewell[162]
- Jess and the Ancient Ones[163]
- Kadavar[164]
- Kikagaku Moyo
- King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard[165][166]
- Kula Shaker[167][circular reference]
- Lusk[168]
- Meat Puppets[169]
- Michio Kurihara[170]
- MGMT
- Oneida[171]
- Phish[172][173]
- A Place to Bury Strangers[63]
- Pond[174]
- Tim Presley (a.k.a. White Fence)[158][175]
- Psychedelic Porn Crumpets[176]
- Psychic TV[63]
- Secret Machines[177]
- Ty Segall[141][158][178]
- Serena-Maneesh[179]
- The Shamen (early work)[180][181]
- Sticky Fingers[174]
- Kelley Stoltz[158]
- Sunflower Bean[182][183]
- SUNROSE
- Swervedriver[63]
- Syd Arthur[184][185]
- Tame Impala[141][186][187][188]
- Thee Oh Sees[158][189][190]
- Thin White Rope[191]
- Toploader[192]
- Tumbleweed[193]
- Unknown Mortal Orchestra[194][195]
- Warpaint[196][197]
- White Denim[198][199]
- Wolfmother[200]
- Woods[201]
- Yeasayer[202][203]
- Zoé[204]
See also[edit]
- List of acid rock artists
- List of psychedelic folk artists
- List of psychedelic pop artists
- List of neo-psychedelia artists
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