Category: Filthy Music Videos

Florence Arman has shared her new single ‘Home’. The songwriter has never been able to sit still, splitting her childhood

Amsterdam riser Zanillya draws on the full scope of club flavours. An artist who grew up around hip-hop culture, she

For many, the prospect of counting down the days to an album’s release is an exciting and familiar one, pouring

South London individualists moa moa return with new single ‘Spinning’. The band’s sound is both coy and outlandish, matching bulbous

October Drift have had a wonderful year. The band’s album ‘Forever Whatever’ was a storming success, released in the opening

Multi-lingual pop maverick Lolo Zouaï has shared her brand new video. The singer’s fantastic debut album ‘High Highs For Low

Felix Cartal has shared new single ‘Mine’ – tune in now. The platinum-selling producer is back, matching his arena-level electronics

Italy, like the U.K and other parts of Europe was particularly hard hit by Covid-19 early on in the outbreak. 

We are back online perusing our favourite items from the Working Class Heroes web-store. This week we are dipping into

New name on the scene Lorenzo Veratti drop their debut collection this morning on their webstore and via Footasylum. Inspired by

They do things differently in Australia. The country has always had a rebellious streak, and this translates to its arts

Amaarae is a diligent student of transnational music. The Ghanaian polymath – born in New York and raised between Atlanta,

Bicep have dropped their new single ‘Saku’ – tune in now. The production duo signalled their return a few weeks

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

There’s a compelling hint of the burlesque about YUNGBLUD, the kohl-eyed Yorkshire rocker. Go on, have a quick flick through

Morrissey seems to have been dropped by major label home BMG. The controversial indie icon released his album ‘I Am

Plastician’s joke book is actually, genuinely happening. The South London producer was a formative figure during dubstep’s inaugural chapter, as

The brainchild of Floridian Taz Taylor, ‘Internet Money’ went from a group of likeminded producers selling ‘type beats’ on the