Category: Filthy Music Videos

Keni is too young to remember the 90s, yet her music lifts tropes from pop’s imperial decade left, right, and

Scottish electronic artist Sam Gellaitry returns with new single ‘duo’. Having released a trilogy of stellar EPs he’s now ready

World-building French aesthete Requin Chagrin pushes deep into the unconsciousness. True dream pop, her visionary songwriting matches flowing, nebulous melody

Bobby Gillespie is the fifth face of Clash 118. Primal Scream frontman Bobby Gillespie is the ultimate iconoclast, someone whose catalogue moves

Charlotte Jane returns with graceful new single ‘Refuge’. The UK riser is sketching out details for her new EP, and

Swedish songwriter Bowski Island returns with new single ‘Physical Presence’. The artist – real name Patrik Jakubowski – revels in

A number of pundits are predicting a Second – or Third, depending on your count – Summer Of Love. Lockdown

Exactly one year to the day from their most recent and biggest release, ‘Nothing Is True & Everything Is Possible’,

Imelda May’s remarkable career is testament to being in the right place at the right time. Shooting to fame relatively

A real artist, who understands business too, few musicians master the maintenance of an independent identity and the engagement with

Blues duo The Black Keys have outlined plans for new album ‘Delta Kream’. The duo are tapping into their roots,

Leeds based artist Jinjé has shared his new techno piece ‘Cinétique’. The project is helmed by Lee Malcolm, perhaps best

The Simpsons will pastiche Morrissey on an upcoming show. Writer Tim Long works on the long-running American animated comedy, and

Underground vagabonds Peeping Drexels have shared their new single ‘Miami Lounge’. The band have signed to tastemaker imprint Brace Yourself

With their 2013 debut ‘If You Wait’, and its 2017 number one follow-up, London Grammar established themselves as both ethereal

Madison Beer is the fourth face of Clash 118. Clash meets a resilient and divisive pop star, one who is

Whither goest thou, Greta Van Fleet, into the inky night? The Michigan band are often the subject of derision, yet

Mahmood is the third face of Clash 118. A true nonconformist, Mahmood became the voice of Italy when his brand

Low have shared a glacial take on Bob Dylan’s evergreen ‘Knockin’ On Heaven’s Door’. The slowcore group were recruited by

London based pop rebel Baby Queen returns with new single ‘Dover Beach’. Her EP ‘Medicine’ made a splash in 2020,