Category: Filthy Music Videos

“Zino Records ha ha ha…” how we’ve missed you. Just last month I was listening to ‘Rubber Bands’, wondering when Nines

Lil Yachty and Future have shared the full video for ‘Pardon Me’. An up-front club-focussed cut that sprang out of

Pa Salieu has faced down bigotry, escaped poverty, using music as his tool. His story, his music, is one of 2020’s

Gotts Street Park have a sound all of their own. The Leeds based group pursue neo-soul strains to sub-zero levels,

MF Tomlinson has shared new track ‘Strange Time’. The project is rooted in the imagination of Michael Tomlinson, a London-based

Lost Horizons have shared the full video for ‘Every Beat That Passed’. The project thrives on collaboration, something exemplified by

We are all missing live music desperately, the void created by our monthly CLASH Live shows at Metropolis packing Studio

Last week world famous Metropolis Studios in London played host to a very special livestream from Connie Constance. The intimate

Sleater-Kinney’s Carrie Brownstein is set to write and direct a new Heart biopic for Amazon Prime. The guitarist and songwriter

Grassroots movement Save Our Scene have organised two protests this week. Save Our Scene was founded by campaigner George Fleming,

Duran Duran will headline BST Hyde Park 2021. The event returns to London next summer, aiming to unveil a special

Stormzy has shared the full video for new track ‘Do Better’. It’s been a groundbreaking year for the London artist,

Steven Wilson has confirmed plans for a lavish one off edition of his album ‘The Future Bites’. The album was

In recent years, genre seems to have become more and more obsolete. Artists who were previously labelled as this or

With the news today that Dr. Dre’s classic debut record ‘Chronicle’ had only just been added to Spotify as of

The Brooks are a loose knit funk crew, brought together by dancefloor addiction, crate-digging tendencies, and the city of Montreal.

moa moa are a band of disparate elements, somehow drawn together into one place. Matching the introspective electronics of James

Sarah Meth has a lightness of touch which seems to amplify her own songwriting assurances. Working with real confidence, her

K-pop septet BTS trade in their larger-than-life soundscapes and psychoanalytical concepts for something far simpler yet equally comforting on their