Category: Filthy Music Videos

Australian Hip-Hop artist Eduard Luli recently released his latest creation to his fans. The music video for the track “Numb”

“…But in this world nothing can be said to be certain, except death and taxes,” Benjamin Franklin stated in 1789.

It’s finally here! The fabled ‘Van Weezer’ has finally arrived! Take your pandemic, your year-long delays, and your brilliant surprise

Newly signed to Domino, power duo Joe Goddard (Hot Chip) and New York based Amy Douglas, have birthed their debut

Charli XCX, HAIM, Wallows and more star in Rostam’s new video. The songwriter is back, and describes new single ‘From

elbow, Metronomy, Slow Readers Club, and KT Tunstall have organised intimate home town shows. The dates are part of Passport:

King Krule, sleaford mods and Little Simz will play End Of The Road this summer. The much loved festival was

Saloon Dion are unapologetically themselves. The Bristol group don’t see any reason to hiding behind a pretence, writing songs aimed

Jesy Nelson has revealed that the ‘Sweet Melody’ was her Little Mix “breaking point”. The pop icon left the group

Gorillaz might well be indestructible. A titanic pop force, their ability to renew and regenerate has allowed them to outstrip

Grace Inspace has come a long way, both emotionally and physically. Raised on a rural outpost somewhere in California, she’s

Zoee has shared the Twilight Zone inspired video for her new song ‘Host’. The London based artist merges icy digi-pop

Wavves will release new album ‘Hideaway’ on July 16th. The project return with a new album, a succinct nine track

Red Hot Chili Peppers have reportedly sold the rights to their catalogue. The band join a growing number of artists

Caroline Polachek is set to play London Roundhouse on October 28th. The songwriter will follow pst year’s remarkable ‘Pang’ with

UK festival body AIF has issued a “red alert” following fears over this summer’s calendar. Music fans had hoped for

Britney Spears has called the recent spate of documentaries about her life “hypocritical”. The pop icon is the the subject

London jazz musician Joe Armon-Jones returns with new cut ‘Pray’. Renowned for his group playing – he’s a member of

The director’s cut of the legendary Prince guitar solo at the 2004 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony

Shrouded in darkness, self-doubt and uncertainty, ‘Oíche’ is the debut album from London- based Irish artist Constance Keane’s project Fears.