Category: Filthy Music Videos

KiLLOWEN returns with new single ‘Blood Red’. The formidable West London artist is busy demolishing genre lines, taking from club

Georgia Anne Muldrow is out there on her own. The composer and multi-instrumentalist is busy finessing an incredibly unique style,

Sons Of Raphael are a world unto themselves. The duo’s fusion of all-out noise and classic songwriting makes for a

Explosive girl group Boys World have shared their new single ‘All Me’. The LA five-piece – Elana Caceres, Olivia Ruby,

Charlotte Day Wilson will release her debut album ‘Alpha’ on July 9th. The vocalist is a renowned collaborator, having worked

Potter Payper has shared his weighty new freestyle ‘Topshottas’. Undoubtedly one of the most exciting rappers in the country right

Years & Years have shared a sparkling, Kylie Minogue enhanced version of ‘Starstruck’. It’s been an incredible 14 days for

It’s a bumper Friday for Pet Shop Boys fans, with the legendary duo sharing a slew of unreleased cuts. New

A recent statement by Sinéad Harnett rings around my head, “I find it hard to be present sometimes.” But here

If the past 12 months have been the weirdest in memory, then spare a thought for pop riser Olivia Rodrigo.

Each new release from BTS is a truly global process. There’s a reason the video for new single ‘Butter’ opens

A second album is never to be taken lightly. Whilst your debut can propel you into the stratosphere, it is

Sharon Van Etten and Angel Olsen combine on new single ‘Like I Used To’. The two have been teasing the

On their sixth album, ‘Scaled and Icy’, Twenty One Pilots work through the anxiety, loneliness, boredom and doubt that made

Clash and O2 are continuing our journey together to provide a new platform for the next wave of performers and emerging artists hitting

Lana Del Rey has shared three new songs. The artist’s spartan yet emboldened full length ‘Chemtrails Over The Country Club’

Indie pop four-piece Kashmere swoop back into view with new single ‘Someone’. The band recorded the track at Eve Studios,

The sheer consistency of Gruff Rhys’ is something to be marvelled. A genuine treasure, his solo career has already produced

Gary Numan’s curious late-career high has resulted in some astonishing music. Severing his links to the past, the electronic pioneer

Lucy Blue’s transcendent rise has been nothing short of breath-taking. Recent single ‘See You Later’ signalled the arrival of a