"psych" is a correct and usable word in written English.
It is typically used as an abbreviation for psychology. For example: "My sister is studying psych at college."
Related: Office employees should be on feet for four hours of working day, study says If you are reading this at your desk at work – perhaps on the sly while your boss has a loud conversation, or on the downlow while you avoid making an important phone call because for whatever reason you have to psych yourself up to make a phone call – stand up.
Fourteen different DJs were spinning a dizzying, disorienting mix of hard house, progressive techno, psych trance and every other possible incarnation of the genre.
She went on: "When you end up in the psych ward or rehab I'll be happy to visit you … and would not lower myself to mock you.
There are hat tips to other horror-score masters here, with Remurdered using John Carpenteresque synths, while Deesh has hints of Goblin's scary pulsating psych.
But before a race it's a bit different, I'd listen to music to psych me up – faster music, dubstep, anything you hear in clubs really.
"It had been 18 years since my last holiday in the concrete bosom of an NHS psych ward," he told me as we set about writing this article.
Herrick returns not with lip-smacking vengeance but edgy vulnerability, rescued from the psych-ward and taking up residence as the mad vampire in the attic.
A pity, because the debut by fellow Brightonians the Wytches explores psych-rock's grottiest corners.
What we said: "More than anything or anyone, they remind us of those late-80s purveyors of garage-infused drone-psych, Loop and Spacemen 3, as well as Pete Kember's Spectrum, Jason Pierce's Spiritualized, and early Verve".
So it is with Super Furry Animals, whose endlessly inventive psych-pop ought to have sealed their place as a national treasure after 15 years.
Look at this video of him rocking out on guitar and drums at the same time (tinyurl.com/ ctxuhu), a lo-fi psych-rock showboater.
