The addition of Chamberlin drove the band in a heavier direction almost immediately. On the band's debut album, "Gish" (1991), the band integrated psychedelic rock and heavy metal into their sound. "Gish" fared better than expected, but the follow-up, "Siamese Dream", released on Virgin Records in 1993, became a multi-platinum hit. The band became known for internal drama during this period, with Corgan frequently characterized in the music press as a "control freak" due to rumors that Corgan played all the guitar and bass parts on "Siamese Dream" (a rumor that Corgan later confirmed as true). Despite this, the album was well received by critics, and the songs "Today", "Cherub Rock", and "Disarm" became hits.