>>/7311/
> PoLMp
A new one, proof of life music post! Perhaps I'll try that sometime.

 >>/7314/
> Then repeat the process for I'll Go & There. Then tell he he's not on some tortured-musical-soul 'shroom trip.
https://radiarc.bandcamp.com/track/ill-go
I can see it some here but especially here:
https://radiarc.bandcamp.com/track/there
As I walked, I began to notice shifts in the wind, and the sky opened to reveal a vast and ever changing amalgamation of vivid colors, some near incomprehensible. The fields were similar, stretching far beyond what I could see, the blades of grass waving in intricate patterns, changing with every step I took. I thought to look behind myself, but it was all the same, beautiful and all-encompassing, an atmosphere comprised of perfect harmony. I continued on, noting a greater sense of self than ever before, an overwhelming freedom surpassing anything I could imagine. I was alone, but it was as though I was one with the world. For the first time, I felt that I was whole...I felt everything.
It certainly sounds like a trip. The music produced is haunting and beautiful. I'm not a avid listener of all of his tracks butI've been a fan of Radiarc since this: 
https://invidious.snopyta.org/watch?v=ahgCHftyO4Y
https://youtube.com/watch?v=ahgCHftyO4Y
His tracks have always felt haunting to me and brought upon me strong feelings. Always felt a little sorry for'em to for not hitting it as big as some other artists despite a clear talent above many who did and his personal struggles. Haunting how he has stuck around the fandom for so long  
 including /mlp/ 

> And believe me I do what I can to see the beautiful, the haunting, the vast. But Radiarc is somewhere else
I remember being fascinated yet creeped out by drug trips since I was a young teen; would look up bad trips on some website devoted to the study of drugs that would allow users to self report. 

My morality and my fear would never let me take such substances through I'll admit being drug free I've had my fair share of odd experiences and sensations. Most powerful though was a religious experience I had out in a field, but that's too long a story for now.