Category: Filthy Music Videos

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

Ted Jasper’s laid back approach oozes out of every pore. Raised in a small town in Cornwall, his music was

European festivals Mad Cool and NOS Alive are set to roll over to 2022. Mad Cool takes place in Madrid,

French dream pop artist Requin Chagrin has shared the video for her song ‘Fou’. The songwriter’s glorious new album ‘Bye

Blondie have confirmed a new Cuba-inspired soundtrack project. The band played Cuban capital Havana back in 2019, fulfilling a lifelong

Japanese Breakfast is joined by Sopranos actor Michael Imperioli in new video ‘Savage Good Boy’. The songwriter’s new album ‘Jubilee’

Steam Down return with new single ‘EMPOWER’. The London jazz collective returned to action this week, hosting their legendary live

A$AP Rocky has revealed that Morrissey could appear on his new album. Work on the follow up to 2018’s ‘TESTING’

Holly Humberstone returns with new single ‘The Walls Are Way Too Thin’. The pop force is coming into her own,

Argentinian composer Sebastian Plano has a terrific sense of touch. Now based in Berlin, his work sits in that modern

Muna have signed to Phoebe Bridgers label Saddest Factory Records. The songwriter set the label up as a hub for

“We’ve been limited for a year due to the pandemic but this year we’re gonna flip over some more tables.”

Roxanne de Bastion works with a rare degree of assurance. The songwriter has a potent and refined aesthetic, matching slight

With their first release on Sub Pop, CHAI enter the arena with their third studio album, ‘WINK’. Tapping into minimalistic

Beyond its instalment in a career that has now seen five solo albums – though not quite enough to shake

There are many sides to Dublin rapper Malaki. A key figure in his home city’s hip-hop community, Malaki’s work eschews

Brighton group Tigercub aren’t about to shy away from expressing themselves. A force of nature, their incoming second album ‘As

Geo Jordan is the perfect all-rounder. Formerly producer and guitarist in acclaimed British band The Hics, his musicianship saw him

Butterfly Ali is twisting classic soul tropes into fresh shapes. Taking those vintage sounds and pushing them in new directions,