Kaleidoscope is a psychedelic rock band that emerged from Los Angeles in the mid-1960s. Led by David Lindley and Chris Darrow, the band's sound was characterized by its eclectic blend of Eastern and Western influences, featuring sitar, tabla, and fuzz guitar. Their debut album, "Side Trips," released in 1967, became a cult classic, showcasing their experimental and improvisational approach. Kaleidoscope's music continues to captivate listeners with its dreamy, ethereal quality and timeless appeal.