The beautifully creepy windowlicker was released in 1999 by Aphex Twin A.K.A Richard D James. The video was directed by Chris Cunningham and is a piss take of many West Coast Rap video of the time. Repost This Article

Although the full line-up for Benicassim 2012 is yet to be confirmed the list is growing and we’ll keep adding to it as more acts are announced. Among the highlights for this year are of course The Stone Roses and [...]

The Stone Roses have announced European concert dates as well as support acts for their highly anticipated Heaton Park reunion gigs. Once the boys have warmed up in front of 80,000 ecstatic brits they will head out on the road [...]

We know how you all need to keep abreast of Peggy Gallagher feelings so we can let you know that all is not well with the Manchester legend breeder. Being interviewed by Radio 4′s Mark Lawson Noel revealed that much [...]

Patrick Carney has been sharpening his darts recently and Spotifys Sean Parkers face is on the board. Carney was interviewed recently at the SXSW festival in Austin Texas by American radio station WGRD and decided this was the platform to [...]

O. Children have recently announced the release of their second album ‘Apnea’, for release on 28th May and to mark this they are giving away a free download of an upcoming track called ‘PT Cruiser’. The track is named after [...]

After what seems like an eternity Nine Black Alps return with a new album.  It has in fact only been two and a half years since they released their 3rd studio album, Locked Out From The Inside, but a lot has [...]

Street Spirit (Fade Out) was released in 1995 by Radiohead from their mind bendingly great ‘The Bends’ album. This video really captures what early Radiohead were all about and became a firm fixture on all music video channels for years [...]

Smashing Pumpkins threw this muse on suicidal thoughts and self mutation into an already miserable 1993. A classic tune and video though, Today took the bands Siamese Dream album and propelled it into the UK consciousness to where it stays [...]

Ian Brown released F.E.A.R from his classic album Music of Spheres released in 2001. The video captured the imagination of a quickly spiralling indie scene and catapulted the track into the classics arena.   Repost This Article