Category: Filthy Music Videos

One fifth of The Vaccines, keyboardist Timothy Lanham has spent the past couple of years quietly working away on his

Scotland’s TRNSMT Festival has been cancelled. The event was due to take place over the weekend of July 10th –

Mark Kozelek’s UK tour has been pulled following a series of sexual assault allegations. The songwriter was due to play

True grit. It’s what believers are made of. It’s the fuel that drives visionaries to turn their dreams into reality,

Ride’s second chapter has been dominated by a willingness to step outside of history. Sure, their reformation was steered by

Afro Nation have issued a new statement on their Portuguese event, but it seems to have confused fans even further.

Clash wants to use our latest issue as a means to break down the barriers of self-isolation, to supply a

Paul Weller has laid out plans for a special streamed show. The songwriter remains one of the hardest working men

Manic Street Preachers have pushed back their special NHS shows. The Welsh band confirmed two nights at Cardiff’s Motorpoint Arena,

A staunch humanitarian with a high, keening voice that explores the outer reaches of both rock and jazz – it’s

These are tough times. To get through it, we need to work together, but that kind of communal achievement can

Pop heroes Lauv and Conan Gray combine on new single ‘Fake’. The track is out now, and it pits alt-pop

As the potential end of lockdown looms on the horizon it’s time to start thinking about treating your feet with

Craig David just closed out Salesforce Live, it seems. The UK legend made a guest appearance at the virtual seminar,

Chris Brown and Adele have been hanging out, it seems. Cosmopolitan reports that a photographer snapped Chris Brown heading towards

The Chip vs Stormzy beef seems to be lacking one vital ingredient: Stormzy. Chip took shots at the Croydon rapper

Claud has become the first signing to Phoebe Bridgers’ Saddest Factory imprint. The label was minted earlier this month, with

John Lennon is arguably the most iconic songwriter of his or any generation; his lyrical prowess and benevolent nature captured

Birmingham maestro Hemai has lit a fire in the UK jazz underground. With his soulful touch and infectious sense of

‘Under The Spell Of Joy’ lives up to its name. It’s 38-minutes of infectious guitars, mesmerising melodies and choruses that