| Eindhoven Psych Lab | |
|---|---|
 Official logo for Eindhoven Psych Lab. | |
| Background information | |
| Genre(s) | Psychedelic Rock, Experimental, Krautrock |
| Date(s) | June |
| Location | Eindhoven |
| Venue(s) | Effenaar |
| Years active | 2014 - 2016 |
| Promoter(s) | Eindhoven Psych Lab |
| Website | Official Page |
Eindhoven Psych Lab is a festival run in the Netherlands every June. Psych Lab puts a strong emphasis on electronic and psychedelic music with a further extent on visual flair, with the festival's website featuring a host of kaleidoscopic animations to compliment the sounds presented. Eindhoven Psych Lab also presents marquee shows at Effenaar featuring the likes of Follakzoid, White Hills, Moon Duo and Acid Mothers Temple among others.
History[]
Line-Ups[]
2014[]
The inaugural edition of Eindhoven Psych Lab happened on 6 and 7 June 2014 at Effenaar in Eindhoven. Along with the listed performers the festival billed a "throbbing laboratory of bands, DJs, visual happenings and kaleidoscopic experiments."[1]
| 6 June 2014 | ||
|---|---|---|
| Main Stage Performers | The Counterblast Experiment Presented by Rocket Recordings |
Performing DJs |
| Cosmonauts | Gnod | Liverpool Pzyk Pzoundsystem |
| Crows | Teeth of the Sea | Bernie Connors Music |
| Great Ytene | Lay Llamas | Walter Roadburn |
| Hookworms | Anthroprophh | Chris Rocket |
| Peter J. Taylor | Terminal Cheesecake | |
| Spectrum | ||
| The Oscillation | ||
| Weird Owl | ||
| Wooden Shjips | ||
| 7 June 2014 | ||
|---|---|---|
| Main Stage Performers | Fuzz Club Presents | Performing DJs |
| Dans Dans | Sonic Jesus | Al Lover |
| Disappears | The Cosmic Dead | DJ Fitz |
| Elephant Stone | Wall of Death | Wiekes |
| Follakzoid | Radar Men From The Moon | dj .bOb |
| Mugstar | The Underground Youth | Pomponette |
| Night Beats | The Wands | |
| Nisennenmondai | The Woken Trees | |
| Pink Mountaintops | ||
| Suuns | ||
| Terakaft | ||
| The Growlers | ||
2015[]
The second edition of Eindhoven Psych Lab was held at Effenaar on 5 & 6 June 2016. The exact day-by-day performers and running order is currently unknown but the full list of performers are as follows:
- Moon Duo
- Earth
- Toy
- The Soft Moon
- Morgan Delt (Trouble in Mind stage)
- Jacco Gardner (Trouble in Mind stage)
- The Limiñanas (Trouble in Mind stage)
- Doug Tuttle (Trouble in Mind stage)
- The Soft Walls (Trouble in Mind stage)
- Ultimate Painting (Trouble in Mind stage)
- Klaus Johann Grobe (Trouble in Mind stage)
- The Telescopes
- Kikagaku Moyo
- The Cult of Dom Keller
- K-X-P
- Mdou Moctar
- Radar Men From The Moon meets The Cosmic Dead
- Black Bombaim
- POW!
- Hey Colossus
- Pauw
- The Lucid Dream
- zZz
- Electric Eye
- Teeth of the Sea
- Warm Graves
- Dead Rabbits
- Tubelight
- Pretty Lightning
- In Zaire
- Desert Mountain Tribe
- Bonnacons of Doom
- Bed Rugs
2016[]
The third edition of Eindhoven Psych Lab was held at Effenaar on 10 & 11 June 2016. The exact day-by-day performers and running order is currently unknown but the full list of performers, excluding DJs and Modular sets, are as follows:[2]
- GOAT
- Temples
- Follakzoid
- Parquet Courts
- Hills
- Orchestra of Spheres
- White Hills
- Camera
- No Joy
- Audacity
- The Oscillation
- Radar Men From The Moon
- Gnod
- Forever Papot
- Papir
- Throw Down Bones
- Ulrika Spacek
- 10000 Russos
- Flamingods
- Svper
- Useless Eaters
- Josefin Öhrn + The Liberation
- Pauw
- Rats on Rafts
- The Germans
- The Future's Dust
- Statue
- Blank
- The Mystery Lights
- Iguana Death Cult
- Radar Men From The Moon meets Gnod: Temple Ov BBV (Audio Test 005.epl16)
- Black Valleys meets OWOW: (Audio Test 006.epl16)
- Skid Audio Plant (by Luk Sponselee/Zesde Kolonne): (Audio Test 007.epl16)
- Cairo Liberation Front meets High Wolf: (Audio Test 008.epl16)
2017[]
While 2017 did not host an Eindhoven Psych Lab it did host a large-scale show on 26 May at Effenaar. Featuring "Modulab" performances between bands and a closing DJ afterparty by Agua Rosa, the event featured (in order) RMFTM, The Lucid Dream, TRAAMS, Follakzoid and Altin Gun.[3]
2018[]
On 19 January, Eindhoven Psych Lab announced that they were unable to put on a two-day festival to meet standards of their own and the fans but still promote individual shows and Eindhoven Fuzz Lab.[4]