Category: Filthy Music Videos

Psychedelic Porn Crumpets will release new album ‘SHYGA! The Sunlight Mound’ on February 5th. The Perth, Australia group are renowned

beabadoobee is the second face of Clash 116. The outsider voice who forged her own path, beabadoobee went from dreaming

Iranian producer Amirali has always been obsessed by the qualities sound can have. An emphatically talented artist, his painterly touch

Australian three-piece Middle Kids have shared their new single ‘R U 4 Me?’ – tune in now. The song aired

London indie rock risers Neon Islands return with new single ‘MOON’. The band have speckled 2020 with a number of

The Weather Station has shared new single ‘Robber’. The project is led by Tamara Lindeman, whose 2017 debut album alerted

Has it really been seven years since Autechre – Rob Brown and Sean Booth – released their last studio album

Brisbane based songwriter Andy Martin has shared his new single ‘Heat Of It All’. The Australian artist tends to work

Yusuf / Cat Stevens isn’t one to look backwards. A truly legendary songwriter, this iconic talent has an enviable catalogue,

The much-anticipated posthumous release from Tom Petty is finally here. ‘Wildflowers & All the Rest’ is an expanded and reimagined

What do The Orielles think they’re playing at? Here we are, welly-deep in February, buffeted by rain, cold and sadness.

Saint DX has shared the powerful, poignant video for ‘Xphanie’ – tune in now. The French crooner recently released his

Bryony Jarman-Pinto is a powerful live performer, someone who grapples with the infinite possibilities jazz can offer. Recently she took

After spending a childhood between Tennessee and Florida, 22-year-old recording artist Briston Maroney landed in Nashville and developed a style

There’s the cliché that the music industry is oversaturated with cookie-cutter pop stars and over-groomed artists, but New York’s finest

Pioneers of the scene, the legendary duo Fabio & Grooverider today (Saturday 4th July) embark on their Godfathers 24hr stream adventuring into

Earl Sweatshirt is a lightning rod, an artist deeply in tune with the energies around him. In the constant flux

Green Day has confirmed some enormous European shows for next summer. The American group’s Hella Mega tour runs across 2021,

Aphex Twin is set to stream his set from Manchester’s Warehouse Project. The producer played the city’s Mayfield Depot last

Pitchfork Paris has grown in size, adding an extra stage and increasing its capacity once more. It’s a sign, perhaps,