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How The Velvet Underground Changed Music
Before punk, before indie, before alternative rock took over — there was The Velvet Underground, the band that rewired the sound of modern music forever. In this deep-dive documentary, we explore how Lou Reed, John Cale, Nico, Sterling Morrison, and Moe Tucker transformed music, art, and culture, despite commercial failure and critical backlash.

From the gritty streets of 1960s New York to the avant-garde chaos of Andy Warhol’s Factory, this documentary traces The Velvet Underground’s rise, their confrontational sound, and their lasting influence on generations of musicians. Discover how their taboo lyrics about drugs, desire, and urban life, combined with drone-heavy experimentation and minimalistic grooves, set the stage for punk, post-punk, noise rock, and indie music.

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