It’s been said that The Velvet Underground didn’t have many fans during their lifetime, but all of them went on to form bands of their own. That may not
The Velvet Underground symbolized cool during the 1960s. With an experimental sound and transgressive lyrics, the Lou Reed-fronted band was managed by pop artist Andy Warhol.
The Velvet Underground and
The record, titled
I’ll Be Your Mirror, will be released September 24, and features new versions of
The Velvet Underground & Nico‘s 11 songs recorded by various artists. Stipe’s contribution is a rendition of the album’s lead track, “Sunday Morning.”
I’ll Be Your Mirror is available for pre-order now. In advance of the album’s arrival, you can listen to indie-rocker
Kurt Vile‘s version of “Run Run Run” now via digital outlets.
The Velvet Underground & Nico was initially a flop, but later came to be considered one of the best records of all time, as well as a massive influence on the what would become punk rock and alternative rock. Even if you’ve never actually heard the album by the
The Velvet Underground and
The record, titled
I’ll Be Your Mirror, will be released September 24, and features new versions of
The Velvet Underground & Nico‘s 11 songs recorded by various artists. Stipe’s contribution is a rendition of the album’s lead track, “Sunday Morning,” while Pop teamed up with former
Zwan and
Matt Sweeney on a cover of the record’s last song, “European Son.”
I’ll Be Your Mirror is available for pre-order now. In advance of the album’s arrival, you can listen to indie-rocker
Kurt Vile‘s version of “Run Run Run” now via digital outlets.
The Velvet Underground and
The record, titled
Iâll Be Your Mirror, will be released September 24, and features new versions of
The Velvet Underground & Nicoâs 11 songs recorded by various artists. Stipeâs contribution is a rendition of the albumâs lead track, âSunday Morning.â
Iâll Be Your Mirror is available for pre-order now. In advance of the albumâs arrival, you can listen to indie-rocker
Kurt Vileâs version of âRun Run Runâ now via digital outlets.
The Velvet Underground & Nico was initially a flop, but later came to be considered one of the best records of all time, as well as a massive influence on the what would become punk rock and alternative rock. Even if youâve never actually heard the album by the