Category: Filthy Music Videos

Museum Of Love is another name for the friendship that exists between Pat Mahoney and Dennis McNany. The two crafted

Nick Waterhouse is someone you misjudge at your peril. Part of a wave of vintage soul and R&B enthusiasts emerging

The Avalanches have laid out plans for the 20th anniversary edition of their debut album ‘Since I Left You’. The

Leon Vynehall has shared beautiful new track ‘An Exhale’. The producer’s new album ‘Rare, Forever’ will be released on April

Years & Years have shared new single ‘Starstruck’. A recent announcement confirmed that the project will be an Olly Alexander

Soulful riser JGrrey returns with new single ‘Down’. Out now, it finds JGrrey leaning on her jazz roots, allowing this

Production partnership Hildegard will release their debut EP on June 4th. The Montreal based project is the work of Helena

Victoria Monét has led a shadow life. The R&B artist has released four fantastic EPs to date, spread between the

Multi-member pop collection MICHELLE have shared their new single ‘FYO’. The group’s emphatically creative approach has captured a wave of

West African rapper Rema has shared the stunning video for his song ‘Bounce’. Out now, the single finds the Nigerian

The cancellation of Liam Gallagher‘s Heaton Park concert was disappointing, but there was joy when he tweeted the release date

End Of The Road has been postponed. The multi award-winning festival has a family feel, with fans returning again and

Paying homage to the annual Notting Hill Carnival festivities Bossy LDN & Clarks Originals put together the  ‘Pre-Carnival Link Up’. Bringing the party to

At first, Emily C Browning wasn’t sure what to think. Spurned, rejected, and cast aside, she was angry, furious, and

The hardest thing about any creative project is finding the final name. Even the most intricate details of the final

Róisín Murphy will release new remix album ‘Crooked Machine’ on April 30th. The disco diva’s fantastic ‘Róisín Machine’ full length

Godspeed You! Black Emperor will play the UK next year. The famously illusive post-rock collective rarely perform live, but will

Mt. Misery sit in that fine lineage of Northern bands who battle encroaching darkness with luminous, endlessly beautiful pop songs.

When you listen back through an artist’s back catalogue you normally pick out a running theme. Whilst I listen through

English songwriter Stephen Fretwell returns with new album ‘Busy Guy’. The lauded songsmith was absent without leave for around a