Turn Me On Dead Man is an American psychedelic rock band that has carved out a unique niche within the space rock and heavy psych music scene. Hailing from San Francisco, California, the group takes its enigmatic name from a famous Beatles legend, which plays into their overall mystique and cosmic aesthetic. Led by their creative force, principal songwriter, and guitarist Mykill Ziggy, Turn Me On Dead Man is known for blending heavy rock riffs with a multi-layered, celestial sound that is both vintage and futuristic.

Since their formation in the early 2000s, Turn Me On Dead Man has consistently pushed the boundaries of the psychedelic genre, infusing their music with elements of glam, metal, and even pop. With a string of imaginative releases that includes albums like "Heavymetal Mothership" (2017), "We Are the Star People" (2013), and "Sunshine Suicide" (2011), the band has cultivated a sound that is at once heavy and ethereal, complex yet accessible. Their affinity for grandiose themes is evident in albums like "Technicolour Mother" (2006) and "God Bless the Electric Freak" (2005), which explore the intersections of cosmic speculation and rock n' roll. Following the astral trajectory, their most recent release "Cassiopeia" (2021) further exemplifies their talent for crafting expansive soundscapes that are designed to transport listeners to otherworldly dimensions. The band's discography is a testament to their dynamic evolution and enduring appeal to fans of psychedelia and heavy rock music.