In the Psycheverse
Psyche treats occult imagery as a language for processing power, trauma, and social control. The show examines how witchcraft and dark aesthetic symbols function in art and performance as critiques of manipulation, surveillance, and online violence, while also honoring their role in reclaiming agency and expressing marginalized experience.
Episodes (8)

The Truth About the Darkness You Cast
Episode 1894 explores occult imagery through a predictive narrative lens, examining the tension between futuristic control systems and ancient ritual aesthetics.

Chess Games with Destiny: Your Next Move
Episode 0 is an introductory theme song and poetic prologue for 'Cult of Psyche,' establishing the show's mystical aesthetic and philosophical framework through lyrical imagery.

Finally Out of Kansas
Episode 0 'Finally Out of Kansas' opens with three performed pieces — 'Nightmare Frequency,' 'The Greatest Victory,' and a raw rap segment — followed by a narrated story about a 'Constellation Machine.' The host (Psyche/Trix) then speaks directly to camera, announcing a severing of ties with collaborator Brandon and expressing frustration with off-camera critics.

Do NOT Watch This Before Going to Sleep!
Psyche delivers a surreal, poetic monologue exploring the uncanny terrain of sleep and consciousness, blending dreamlike imagery with unsettling directives that blur the line between observer and observed.

Psyche's Bad Dream
Psyche recounts a surreal fever-dream sequence featuring impossible imagery and introduces the concept of Nightmare Frequencies TV, a broadcast channel where reality and dreams collapse into one another.

Throttled Wings | The Occult Symbols YouTube Doesn't Want You To See
Psyche delivers a spoken-word manifesto celebrating the journey of misfits and outcasts in the underground community, transforming censorship and isolation into empowerment and collective belonging.
saying my goodbyes
Psyche delivers an intoxicated, emotionally raw farewell stream dedicated to recurring guest Nick Johnson, performing original songs including a Pantera-style tribute while expressing deep appreciation for their long-standing connection.

The Biscuit Song Controversy: What Really Happened?
Psyche discusses a misunderstanding about a song he wrote, which someone believed was mocking them, and addresses accusations about occult imagery. The song is about biscuits, but the lyrics were misinterpreted.
🐇 Rabbit Hole
Topics that frequently appear alongside occult imagery
