Category: Filthy Music Videos

Green Day performed at the iHeartRadio Music Awards on Monday night, where they also accepted something called The Landmark Award.

A few days ago, Beyoncé released Cowboy Carter, the follow-up to 2022’s Renaissance. Last month, she became the first Black

Today marks 10 years since the release of Manchester Orchestra’s Cope. To celebrate the occasion, the band announced dates for

Curb Your Enthusiasm is in the midst of its final season, and Bruce Springsteen has been surprisingly involved. In the

Although Drake has feuded with many a rapper, he’s usually maintained alliances with most of the biggest names in hip-hop

Returning down memory lane to the MySpace and Juicy Couture era, Sexyy Red has unveiled the video for her latest

Travis Scott has unveiled the official music video for “FE!N,” a fan favorite from his highly acclaimed album UTOPIA. Directed

A collection of previously unheard Marvin Gaye recordings has surfaced in Belgium, as the BBC reports. The 30 or so

Next week, a new six-part docuseries called A Brief History Of The Future will start to roll out on PBS.

Travis Scott was the musical guest on this weekend’s episode of Saturday Night Live. He performed “FE!N” and “MY EYES,”

Famously Alive, the latest LP from experimental rockers Guerilla Toss, was Stereogum’s Album Of The Week in 2022. Now their

Last year, shortly after the release of her album Special, Lizzo was sued by her backup dancers for sexual harassment

Now that Beyoncé’s country-informed Cowboy Carter is out in the world, we get to find out about all the surprising

NPR’s venerable Tiny Desk Concerts series has played host to hardcore bands before (see: Turnstile), but never at the actual

Ben Gibbard is about to head out on another leg of the Postal Service/Death Cab For Cutie anniversary tour, but

Last month, Olly Alexander, the British synthpop artist who used to record as Years & Years, released the Danny L

Last month, Billie Eilish performed her Barbie hit “What Was I Made For?” at the Grammys, where it won Song

Over the years, Billie Eilish has taken initiative to advocate for sustainability. In 2019, she teamed up with Global Citizen

Trippie Redd and Machine Gun Kelly — who is now going by MGK, after only going by Machine — are