LSD and the Search for God

On 17 October 2026, LSD and the Search for God land at Brudenell Social Club, Leeds. Formed in San Francisco, the band emerged from the mid-2000s shoegaze and psych scene with hypnotic sets shaped by swirling guitars, otherworldly drones and reverb-soaked harmonies. Their self-titled debut EP became a cult reference, with Starting Over crystallising their balance of hushed intimacy and wall-of-sound swells. Years later, Heaven Is a Place tightened the songwriting without losing the haze, confirming a group that plays with texture, volume and space rather than flash.

On stage they favour immersion over spectacle: slow-burn rhythms, layers of feedback and fuzz, melodies that surface then dissolve, voices blended deep in the mix. Listeners into My Bloody Valentine or Slowdive will recognise the density, but LSD and the Search for God keep a pop pulse at the core, letting the songs cut through the fog. The set moves from dreamy drift to surging lift, built to be felt as much as heard — the kind of room-filling sound the band has honed in clubs and DIY spaces since 2005.