White Rabbits

White Rabbits formed in 2004 with Stephen Patterson on vocals and guitar, Greg Roberts on bass, Alex Even on guitar, and Charlie Hewitt on drums. They came together in Brooklyn, though the existing history doesn't specify much about how they met or what drew them to that particular scene.

Their debut album 'Fort Nightly' came out in 2007, followed by 'It's Frightening' in 2009, 'Milk Famous' in 2011, and 'Möbius' in 2014. The song 'The Lady Vanishes' appeared on that first record, and it became something people remembered from their live shows.

Some of their other songs include 'Beehive State,' 'Company I Keep,' and 'Dinner Party.' The existing history mentions influences ranging from The Beatles and The Velvet Underground to Brian Eno and Aphex Twin, but it's hard to say how directly those names shaped their actual recordings.

They were described as blending indie rock with dance rhythms and experimental sounds, though that kind of description gets used for a lot of bands from that era. The existing history cuts off mid-sentence about challenges and controversies, so there's not much reliable detail there to work with.