From the rugged landscapes and pulsating live scenes of southern Sweden comes Psyckadeli – the band that refuses to stand still. With uncompromising drive, raw nerve, and a sound that moves between dark intensity and explosive energy, they have carved out their own place in the rock landscape. At the center stands founder Max Haze, the visionary who, since the beginning, has propelled the band forward – through setbacks, evolution, and constant reinvention. Now Psyckadeli enters a new era.

With new vocalist Carl Harris at the microphone, the band steps into a new chapter – heavier, more honest, and more dynamic than ever. They are now setting their sights wider, with an energy as deeply rooted in their origins as it is aimed toward the future. Carl brings a powerful voice and an expression that both complements and challenges the band’s established sound. Together, they create a charge that feels both dangerous and inviting.

On February 27, the band releases two singles – Play With The Scorpion and Neon Lights – marking the beginning of the new era. The songs showcase two sides of Psyckadeli: the relentless, riff-driven intensity and the more atmospheric, pulsating nerve.

“Play With The Scorpion”

Is a uncompromising and powerful track about standing up for yourself when faced with envy, rumors, and resistance. Carl Harris’ intense vocals refuse to be pushed down or imitated, instead urging you to carve your own path. With confidence and strength, he turns criticism into fuel—and warns: if you can’t deal with the venom from the thorn, then don’t play with the scorpion.

“Neon Lights”

Is about feeling lost in a world where everything looks better on the surface than it feels inside. The song captures the tension between wanting to escape and searching for a place to truly belong. In the darkness, under starlight and streetlights, there is both loneliness and hope—and a longing for a new way out.

On April 24, the long-awaited album One Way In No Way Out is released – a title that reflects both the themes and the band’s uncompromising attitude. The album is a journey through intense riffs, atmospheric passages, and lyrics that dig deep beneath the surface. It is darkness and light in constant conflict – and Psyckadeli makes you feel every second of it.

There is no turning back now.

One Way In, No Way Out.