On his solo album, the bassist of Milwaukee psychedelic retro rockers Plasticland eschews both electric guitar and drums for sitar, bouzouki, trombone and organ, exploring a more meditative realm of consciousness-altering music in six brief compositions and one extravagant failure (the 31-minute title track). With incidental contributions from three associates, “Your Telling Me” doesn’t veer far from the band’s ’60s trip-pop essence, but other songs (notably the instrumental “On a Full Moon Night” and the sepulchral “Amen the End”) delve deeper into stylized, droney fantasyland. “Under the Water Lily,” however, is a total time-waster, a frontward/backward tape collage with noodly elements coming and going in a protoplasmic format too thin to hold any shape or move in any direction.