Music Videos Archive

The video for The Flatliners and "Only Darkness" gives the song a screen life of its own.

The official music video was released on October 7, 2026.

The video for Skindred and "Big Em Up" gives the song a screen life of its own. Mastering is credited to Jens Dreesen. Filming is credited to Corey Eyres.

Andy Pilkington and Very Metal Art. - edited the video.

"stalks" gets a fresh visual treatment from Twisted Teens. Direction is credited to & Producer: Bobbi Rich. Direction is credited to of Photography: Bobbi Rich.

Color work is credited to Nathan Martinez |.

A new official video puts Mötley Crüe and "Afraid" in motion.

This was the first of 2 official videos Mötley Crüe released that day.

A new official video puts Mötley Crüe and "Without You" in motion.

This was the second of 2 official videos Mötley Crüe released that day.

For "Build a B*tch", Future moves from the speakers to the screen. The video was directed by Cole Bennett. Direction is credited to of Photography: Ethan Wen. Production is credited to Ken Rodriguez. AMD edited the video. Production design came from Orly Romay.

Visual effects are credited to by Frender. Visual effects are credited to Supervisor: Max Colt. The set is credited to PA: German Piske. The set is credited to PA: Rafa Andres.

A new official video puts Chastity and "Chastity "So Alive I Cry"" in motion. The video was directed by Justin Singer. Justin Singer edited the video. The footage was shot by Mack Calistan.

Mixing is credited to Simon Larochette. Mastering is credited to Jeff Hartling.

Hell Beach turns "The Deep" into a new official visual. Filming is credited to Cat Meade. Dom Fosman edited the video.

The video was directed by Jordan Hill and Cat Meade.

"Don't Stand So Close To Me '86" gets a fresh visual treatment from The Police. The official music video was released on October 3, 2026.

The video was directed by Godley & Creme.

Slash featuring Myles Kennedy and the Conspirators introduce “Flying Blind,” the title track from their fifth studio album, due February 26, 2027, via Gibson Records. The video was filmed at the Viper Room in Los Angeles. John Harvatine IV directed, wrote and handled cinematography, working from a story by Slash.

Ciara Waggoner served as creative producer, with Josh Larsen producing and Colin Blankenship as associate producer. Jackson Turcotte created the storyboards, Ian Logan edited, and Jim McKenzie designed the characters. Ellen Coons, Sal Disanto, Brett Long and Johnny McHone provided animation, with visual effects by Alex Bradley, Benny Pawloski and Andrew Racho.

Jeff Tweedy turns "Jeff Tweedy "Enough"" into a new official visual.

The official music video was released on October 2, 2026.

"World's Greatest!" gets a fresh visual treatment from Lil Nas X.

The official music video was released on October 2, 2026.

Neil Young turns "Soon I Might Be Going" into a new official visual. The production credit names Lou Adler with Neil Young and Niko Bolas. Production is credited to Gary Ward.

Editing is credited to Rachel Simmer.

For "CATastrophe", Hilary Duff moves from the speakers to the screen. Direction is credited to Dano Cerny. The production company is Dreambear Productions. Evan Brown, Dave Gelb & Sofie Warshafsky served as executive producer. Production is credited to Ade Macalinao. Production design came from Alex Lepkowski.

The set is credited to Dressers: Danni Cabaruvias, Antonio Cavallo, Corey Millet, Frankie Rodriguez, Franco Pelico & Tyler Smith. Visual effects are credited to Supervisor: Ben Kadie. Natasha Sattler served as executive producer. Editing is credited to Krystian Lupinski. Visual effects are credited to Surpreeze.

For "Trillions", DIIV moves from the speakers to the screen. The writing credit names DIIV & A.G. Cook. The production credit names A.G. Cook. Mixing is credited to A.G. Cook. Mastering is credited to Robin Schmidt. The video was directed by Jaxon Whittington.

Direction is credited to of Photography: Harley Astorga. Production is credited to Bryan Ling. Harley Astorga edited the video. Color work is credited to César Alpuche. The set is credited to Dresser & Magazine Designer: Kylar Loya.

Dexter and The Moonrocks featuring Avery Anna brings "Why Don’t You Say So (feat. Avery Anna)" to the screen in a new official video. Direction is credited to Ryan Fox. Direction is credited to Michael Herrick. The production company is Switchblades.io. Production is credited to Bella Townsend.

Production is credited to Jeff Ruble. Production is credited to Troy Jackson. Cinematography is credited to Derek Hockemeyer. Production design came from Kaitlyn Bausch.

For "Man Ain't Me", Soulidified moves from the speakers to the screen. The production company is WORDA. Austin Simkins served as executive producer. Direction is credited to Benji Allen. Production is credited to Ryan Silver. Cinematography is credited to Liam Shore.

Production design came from Zach Blumenfeld. The set is credited to Dresser: Johnathan Dimas. Editing is credited to Pada Wong. Color work is credited to Andrea Sabatelli.

The Rolling Stones brings "Mr Charm" to the screen in a new official video.

The official music video was released on October 1, 2026.

Bruno Mars brings "Dance With Me" to the screen in a new official video. Direction is credited to Daniel Ramos. Cinematography is credited to Todd Banhazl. The set is credited to DECORATOR Irina Frants. The set is credited to DRESSER Steve Hernandez. The set is credited to DRESSER Karen Rich.

Color work is credited to Ayumi Ashley. The set is credited to MEDIC Matt Palamartz. Visual effects are credited to Digital Mura. The set is credited to SECURITY Innovative Advantage Security.

For "Tongue", Fontaines D.C. moves from the speakers to the screen. Direction is credited to John Angus Stewart. Production is credited to Nick Callais. Cinematography is credited to Natasha Abdul.

Editing is credited to Anders Mills. Color work is credited to Dante Pasquinelli.

"UNDERGROUND" gets a fresh visual treatment from Mogwai featuring Iggy Pop.

The official music video was released on September 30, 2026.

Taylor Swift brings "Patient Zero" to the screen in a new official video. Direction is credited to Taylor Swift. Production is credited to Jil Hardin.

The production company is Merman & Taylor Swift Productions.

For "blocking a scene you can't remember", PISS moves from the speakers to the screen. Direction is credited to Taylor Zantingh & Nushi Sharma. Production is credited to Nushi Sharma |. Direction is credited to of Photography: Ben Mouland. Production design came from Helena Ventosa.

Editing is credited to Nushi Sharma. Color work is credited to Jackey Lee. Executive production is credited to Gavin Moya, Tyler Paterson, Garreth Roberts.

Lainey Wilson and John Mayer’s “Phone, Keys, Wallet” turns a rushed morning into a list of what she can’t leave behind. The singer’s checklist links faith, George Jones and her mother with her phone, keys, wallet and the person she loves.

Lyrics: When I’m 10 minutes late Rushing like a hurricane through the house Might leave the iron plugged in But I got the surefires ironed out

Can’t fit ’em all in my pocket But I got a little list of go-tos And that’s Jesus, Jones, Mama My phone, keys, wallet, and you

Boy, you know I’d lose my head If it wasn’t attached Got a couple screws loose Be up a creek if I ever forget What keeps the ground Underneath my two boots I’d be out of luck, lost If I ever up and lose And that’s Jesus, Jones, Mama My phone, keys, wallet, and you