“Art statements”: How John Cale perfected the cult classic debut album
“What takes over with bands is the business side.”
The Velvet Underground
“I realised I could make music”: Brian Eno’s favourite songs from the 1960s
“They were very, very contrary.”
The real reason Lou Reed thought The Beatles were “garbage”
“Other stuff couldn’t even come up to our ankles”.
‘Heroin’: The Velvet Underground masterpiece that opened the world up to ‘Trainspotting’
A special meeting of art.
What instrument is used at the beginning of The Velvet Underground’s ‘Sunday Morning’?
The answer comes from 1880s Paris.
‘Songs For Drella’: The album Lou Reed and John Cale made for Andy Warhol
Honouring their late friend and mentor.