music videos

Turnstile have consistently been at the forefront of music. The group have continued to revisit their hardcore roots, even as they push the genre in previously unexpected directions. This creativity bleeds into their entire approach, leading them to construct innovative music videos, unique campaign rollouts and inspiring collaborations...

Every music video an artist releases is a labor of love. Whether it's a DIY home video or highly produced with costumes and epic themes, musicians get to add a visual element to their lyrics and melodies that come from a deep place. A lot of times, music videos will reflect the abstractness of dreams...

To some musicians, the aesthetic portion of their art is just as important, if not more than the music itself, in conveying their message.  Music videos are the ultimate form of expression. Bands have truly taken music video concepts to the next level—hiding Easter eggs, raising awareness to causes or even telling their own personal history in a highly artistic way.  Read mo...

Chaos and destruction have been a theme in punk and alternative music since the dawn of the genres. From old-school guitar smashing to intense moshing, punks love to destroy stuff to blow off some steam. The music has always been a gritty, realistic view of the world, including its darkest parts, which leads way to visuals of violence and chaos...

If there's anything the alternative music community knows how to do, it's goofing off. Seriously, just try to name a realm of genres better aligned with Razor scooters, stage pranks and off-the-wall music videos. While every day might as well be National Goof Off Day in our zany counterculture, March 22 gives us an opportunity to reflect on all the hilarity that abounds. Of cours...

2021 has already been a great year for new music, but it has also been a monumental year in terms of music certifications and achievements. From Billie Eilish to Nirvana, here are 12 artists making history this week and setting the bar higher for everyone with their successes...

There's no shortage of casting opportunities when it comes to music videos. With each artist releasing a handful for each album cycle, each with its own storyline and ensemble, there's plenty of room for cameos. But how often do celebrities answer the call...

FEVER 333 are back with a new music video for their WRONG GENERATION track "LAST TIME." The piano-based song sees frontman Jason Aalon Butler somberly playing the instrument as it's burning before walking away. Read more: Here's how the Kyle Pavone Foundation is aiding musicians amid the pandemic The short track's accompanying visuals are simple yet captivating with a warehouse backgroun

If you've ever wondered how some of YUNGBLUD's music videos came together, you're in luck as the musician is breaking down the background to some of his best. YUNGBLUD is taking a seat to give some context to his music videos while sitting inside of a cinema and explaining his perspective. Re...

Vocalist and former Secrets member Aaron Melzer has tragically passed away. Melzer was a part of the band between 2013 and 2015 and recorded vocals for their 2013 record Fragile Figures. Read more: Mikey Way honors MCR's 'Danger Days' anniversary with this throwback The band shared a statement late Tuesday honoring Melzer and speaking to what he meant to the band: Today we lost our brother, our fr

Former members of Issues, Woe, Is Me, Secrets and Nightmares are joining together to shape a new band called the Villa from the ashes of their past musical venture, WildHeart. Following WildHeart’s disbandment a little over a year after they formed, vocalist Michael Bohn (Issues, Woe, Is Me) along with guitarists Kevin Hanson (Woe, Is Me) and Turner Wood (Nightmares) brought bassist Michael Owens

If you've been wondering what is going to happen to the MTV Video Music Awards amid the coronavirus pandemic, the answer is that they might be hosting the awards show live this summer. As first reported by Variety, MTV is exploring options for a live award show in New York City this summer but according to Billboard, they're making contingency plans too in case it isn't possible.

Frank Iero is offering fans the opportunity to win a prop from his music video for "Medicine Square Garden" by recreating a scene from the video. He's running a contest through his social media and the winners will be receiving props from the shoot while an extra prize will be announced later in the week. ...

Earlier in the week, we got to hear My Chemical Romance's "I'm Not Okay (I Promise)" in the style of Animal Crossing's resident musician K.K. Slider and now we're getting to see what a remake of the music video would look like in the game. YouTu... Read More ...

Frank Iero is sharing a clip showing off a prop he intended to use for the video for his solo track "Weighted." In the post, he shows a cross with "FRNK" carved into the top and flashing lights illuminating an arrow while explaining why it never showed up in the video. Re...

The blink-182 story isn’t about the accomplishments and accolades. Yes, the trio probably like playing in front of sold-out stadiums. We’re sure cashing checks with that many zeroes is fun. But to know blink-182, you have to watch their music videos. Few ban...

YUNGBLUD is revealing how he came up with the original concept for his latest single "Weird!" which was drastically adjusted due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. In an interview with PopBuzz, the musician is revealing how he had a plan for the track's visuals which didn't work out but he's planning on possibly still doing the video once lockdowns are lifted.

The 1975 are gearing up to release their highly-anticipated album Notes On A Conditional Form and today they're gifting fans with a new track from the record.  The band are revealing their new single "If You're Too Shy (Let Me Know)" alongside a music video showing a sweet black and white clip of the band performing the track. Read More: Here's... Read More ...

Silverstein dropped their phenomenal tenth studio album A Beautiful Place To Drown recently and the band are still offering new content from it with their latest music video for their Princess Nokia featuring track "Madness." The band are revealing the new clip today which features some aggressively colored aesthetics to match the song's pop-leaning sensibilities.

A Day To Remember may not have their entire new record You’re Welcome coming out for a foreseeable future, but they’re delivering on their promise for new music with "Mindreader." Following “Degenerates” and “Resentment,” the band are revealing the new track alongside a sweet music video which sees them getting animated while a guy goes through a battle with a psychic.