Category: Filthy Music Videos

As we recently explored at length, the current state of mainstream heavy metal is bleak, partially because so many of

Later this year, future-pop superfriends Charli XCX and Troye Sivan will head out on a giant North American arena tour

FKA twigs has a lot happening at the moment: A new album on the way, a lead role in the

It was inevitable after The Tortured Poets Department’s record-breaking debut: Taylor Swift has also pioneered new achievements on the Billboard

For decades, the eclectic California ska-punk band Fishbone has operated as a model of sustainability. Musicians have come and gone

Taylor Swift’s The Tortured Poets Department debuted at #1 on the Billboard 200, breaking streaming and vinyl sale records. As

Knocked Loose performed at Sick New World in Las Vegas yesterday. They gave their recent single “Suffocate” its live debut,

System Of A Down headlined Sick New World, the nu-metal festival that took place yesterday on the Las Vegas Festival

Vampire Weekend performed at the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival on Saturday, and they broke out two covers they’ve

Hip-hop icon Busta Rhymes keeps the energy high following his latest album, BLOCKBUSTA, with the release of the new music

Last year, Blink-182 released their latest album One More Time… and celebrated by playing a Denny’s. The performance was a

Last night, Eric Church headlined Stagecoach with a polarizing performance. Seated in front of red stained glass windows, the country

Last year, Ogbert The Nerd shared the song “Bike Cops.” The New Jersey emo group has been relatively quiet, but

Yesterday, Jimmy Eat World’s Jim Adkins and Zach Lind appeared as guests on Danny Brown’s podcast The Danny Brown Show.

Back in December 2022, right when S.O.S. was about to drop, SZA was the musical guest on Saturday Night Live.

Pearl Jam visited their fellow ’90s icon Howard Stern’s SiriusXM radio show this week to promote new album Dark Matter.

For the 2021 movie Electric Jesus, about a fictional ’80s religious metal band called 316, Daniel Smith of the quirky

NE-YO, the acclaimed singer-songwriter, and three-time Grammy Award winner graced NPR’s Tiny Desk with a captivating performance. The intimate set

Last night, before headlining this weekend’s second edition of the Las Vegas festival Sick New World, Slipknot played a warmup