Who are the members of velvet underground?

The Velvet Underground was an American rock band formed in New York City in 1964 by Lou Reed (vocals, guitar), John Cale (viola, bass, keyboards), Sterling Morrison (guitar), and Angus MacLise (drums). The band was later expanded to include Maureen "Moe" Tucker (drums, percussion).

The Velvet Underground was a major influence on the development of punk rock and alternative rock music. Their music was often dark and experimental, and they were known for their use of feedback, distortion, and other unconventional sounds. The band also had a strong connection to the art world, and their album covers were often designed by Andy Warhol.

The Velvet Underground broke up in 1973, but their music has continued to be influential. They were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1996.