Some bands recreate the '60s; others prove psychedelia never actually ended. St Johns Wood Affair emerged from a 2004 Spanish festival encounter where Keith Smart and his sonic adventurers shared stages with Nirvana (the '60s psych pioneers, not the grunge trio), earning a personal blessing from psychedelic royalty Patrick Campbell-Lyons that launched their mission. Their approach bridges vintage mind-bending with modern vision, crafting original trips alongside reimagined classics that prove lava lamp aesthetics translate to contemporary ears. The self-titled debut established their credentials as more than revivalists—they're genuine inheritors of the flame, creating music that feels both ancient and urgent. Think Like A Key Music presents their May 2025 sophomore album, 2, confirming St Johns Wood Affair as keepers of psychedelia's continuing journey rather than its museum curators. Call it the '60s meeting tomorrow—some trips never end, they just keep getting deeper.