Here’s episode 3 of a four-episode roundtable discussion hosted by Mark Devlin, who (as you might indeed already know), is a well-known speaker on matters pertaining to the occult and conspiratorial in music. He’s an author and DJ, too. He’s also the host of ‘Good Vibrations,’ a long-running and successful podcast series. Myself and fellow researchers Dom and Chris of ‘Sheep Farm’ join Mark as his guests for this four-parter special that’s been taking a look at the so-called ‘Second Summer of Love’ of 1988 and ’89, when the UK was gripped by a new youth movement and dance-music sound: Acid House. Was it a psy-op movement same as its namesake in the 1960s? That’s what we’ve been looking into and discussing.

In this third episode, hear us talk about, amongst other things, the nightclub and dance-music brand ‘Ministry of Sound’ and its so-called ‘elite’ co-founder James Palumbo, the British mainstream media’s sensationalist (and perhaps suspect) reporting of Acid House and LSD in 1988 (and parallels to similar goings-on in 1966), and the suspect names connected to the ‘Sunrise’ dance events of the late ‘80s.

Conspiro Media:
https://conspiromedia.wordpress.com/

Conspiro Media (FaceBook):
https://www.facebook.com/conspiromedia/

The Occult Beatles:
https://theoccultbeatles.wordpress.com/

Mark Devlin blog-site:
https://djmarkdevlin.blogspot.com/

Sheep Farm Studios:
https://sheepfarm.co.uk/