Category: Filthy Music Videos

Last week, Amoeba Records shared an entry in their popular What’s In My Bag? series with the Los Angeles trio

You’d think at age 74, after more than five decades of fame, Bruce Springsteen would have already met all the

The 1975 are on tour in Europe right now, and Friday night’s show at Palladium in Cologne featured a live

Katie Crutchfield released her spectacular new Waxahatchee album Tigers Blood Friday, and she celebrated with an intimate album release show

We’ve been hearing murmurs for years now that director Todd Phillips’ Joker sequel Joker: Folie à Deux, costarring Lady Gaga

Following the explosive release of their collaborative album, WE DON’T TRUST YOU, Future and Metro Boomin have unveiled the official

Céline Dion has been really going through it lately, suffering from a rare neurological disorder called Stiff Person Syndrome that

At least 40 people are dead after a mass shooting outside a Moscow concert venue, the New York Times reports.

When one Phoebe Bridgers supergroup goes away, another reappears. Last month, boygenius won a bunch of Grammys. A few days

Last week Neil Young announced he was putting his music back on Spotify after competing services also began platformig Joe

Whether or not artists like it, the use of AI has become more prevalent in the music industry. Last year,

Earlier this week, Mo Troper was dropped by his label, management, and publicist following abuse allegations from ex-partner Maya Stoner,

Drive-By Truckers have announced a tour celebrating their 2001 album Southern Rock Opera for its 23rd anniversary. The band will

Earlier this month, James Blake talked about the dire economics of the music industry and how streaming services don’t pay

A couple of days ago, Tool frontman Maynard James Keenan revealed the baffling news that he’s been helping Mike Tyson

For at least the past 20 years, real lyric heads have known that the Mountain Goats’ John Darnielle and the

Last night, Queens Of The Stone Age leader Josh Homme held an all-star benefit show for his Sweet Stuff Foundation

Vampire Weekend’s new album Only God Was Above Us comes out in a couple of weeks, and the press cycle

Shellac are about to make their glorious return. The noise-rock trio comprising Steve Albini, Bob Weston, and Todd Trainer have