Category: Filthy Music Videos

Look. We know. Big companies have been using subcultural fashion to market consumer goods since before any of us were

Bill Maher is starting a new podcast network called Club Random Studios, as Variety reports, and he’s tapped Fred Durst

Artists, or the estates of artists, who want their star on the Hollywood Walk Of Fame must pay for the

For over a decade, the Secret 7″ project has raised money for charity by auctioning off limited-edition vinyl records featuring

For a while, SZA has been building up to the release of a new record called Lana, but she hasn’t

Last week, Waxahatchee released the new album Tigers Blood. It fucking rules. Katie Crutchfield has been making twangy, countrified indie

Future and Metro Boomin’s collaborative album, WE DON’T TRUST YOU, has made history as Spotify’s most-streamed album in a single

Earlier this year, Alex G announced his signing to major label RCA and shared tour dates opening for Foo Fighters.

In January, it was reported that Bruce Springsteen was working on a Nebraska feature film with director-writer Scott Cooper. Today,

One of hardcore’s biggest festivals went down this past weekend in Louisville. LDB Fest — now known as LDBBB because

In November, Cassie sued Sean “Diddy” Combs for rape and repeated physical abuse. Since then, a plethora of allegations have

On the heels of the explosive release of their highly anticipated collaborative album WE DON’T TRUST YOU, Future and Metro Boomin share the official music

Ilia Malinin, a 19-year-old figure skater known as “Quad God” due to his ability to execute the extremely difficult to

Nine Inch Nails songs are great because this one guy wrote them as his fucked-up, specific meditations on personal despair

The 53rd Annual Juno Awards took place last night at Scotiabank Centre in Halifax, and the Canadian awards show was

Roger Daltrey has served as the curator for the annual Teenage Cancer Trust benefit shows, which have taken place at

Future and Metro Boomin’s We Don’t Trust You came and shook up the game. The album is set for a

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