Dissentertainment.

A real gem of 1970s animation courtesy of inimitable psychedelic animator Vincent Collins. This piece was collected as part of Tony Vegas’ compilation Acidburn Flashback Tabu, which is sadly only available on VHS, though a good soul over at rhizome.org did the world a service by posting some great excerpts. Or you can go down the rabbithole and read Timothy Leary’s review for Entertainment Weekly.

Happy holidays, stoners. No matter what tools YOU use to get you in a good mood, this track from Houston rapper Devin the Dude’s new album Suite 420will give you a smooth head start.

Devin the Dude – “What I Be On” | Buy Album

Houston weirdos Indian Jewelry only seem to poke their heads out of their psychedelic cave every few years, but when they do it’s well worth letting them escort your ears down the rabbit hole for a few spins. They describe the first track off their upcoming album TOTALED as part “swamp electro”, part “nightmare throb” and part “sonic angel dream.” I can’t say I argue with that. Though I do wish the dream lasted longer than two minutes.

Indian Jewelry – “Oceans”

Read more: Indian Jewelry shares first MP3 from TOTALED, announces tour dates with HEALTH

I have no words to describe how this short film “PIXELS” by French filmmaker Patrick Jean makes me feel inside. Via Paris-based effects studio One More Productions (who are also responsible for this strangely alluring ad for a perfume called Orgy featuring three girls and one roast chicken).

You don’t have to be as rich as the Beatles to keep a song in your heart as the taxman approaches. Here’s a selection of tracks to help you get through tax week without driving a No. 2 pencil through your eyes.

Devin the Dude – “The Almighty Dollar” | Buy Track

Scary Mansion – “Sorry We Took All Yr Money” | Buy Track

Eliza Doolittle – “Money Box (Jamie XX remix)” | Buy track

Death – “Politicians in My Eyes” | Buy Track

Sic Alps – “Message from the Law” | Buy Track