and the Velvet Underground's experimental eagerness to leap into the void -- they didn't really sound like anyone else around when their first album hit the streets in 1969
Within the space of less than three weeks
Layering sophisticated R&B harmonies with an unexpectedly dark undertone
The album also features a country-rock influence and a creative take on Joe Walsh's "Turn to Stone"
from electro-funk to psychedelic pop and hard rock
Deep Fantasy RIP Society and the Velvet Underground's experimentalIn 2012, White Lung from Vancouver B. C. released Sorry, their second album, which featured intense guitar leads and powerful vocals from Mish Way, completing in less than 20 minutes. On their next album Deep Fantasy, released by Domino Recording Co., the band maintains their furious sound and combines melody with punk influences, similar to Dischord Records and '90s grunge bands.