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Foo Fighters have unveiled a gory zombie apocalypse video for their new single 'Spit Shine,' written and directed by frontman Dave Grohl. The clip, from their latest album Your Favorite Toy, depicts the band performing amid a bloody zombie attack on concertgoers. Grohl's daughter Harper handled casting and appears in the video.

April 29, 2026 Ti AI ṣe iroyin

Belfast rap trio Kneecap has released their powerful single 'Irish Goodbye' featuring Kae Tempest, accompanied by a 12-minute short film exploring themes of grief, loss, depression, and suicide. Penned by member Móglaí Bap following his mother's death in 2020, the track is the fourth single from their upcoming album FENIAN, due out this Friday, May 1, via Heavenly Recordings, and stars Irish actors Deirdre O’Kane and Liam Cunningham.

Taylor Swift released a music video for her single 'Elizabeth Taylor' on Tuesday, featuring archival footage of the actress rather than new footage of the singer. The video has elicited mixed reactions from fans on social media, with some calling it lazy and others praising it as a fitting tribute. Swift dropped the visual for a track from her album The Life of a Showgirl.

March 25, 2026 Ti AI ṣe iroyin

Art-pop singer Gelli Haha has unveiled a colorful music video for her new song “Klouds Will Carry Me to Sleep,” coinciding with the start of her headlining tour. The clip features the singer driving a fluffy cloud through the sky with backup dancers. The North American tour began in Los Angeles on March 25.

The gore metal band Exhumed has unveiled a new animated music video for their track 'Shovelhead'. This single previews their forthcoming album 'Red Asphalt', due out next month. The release highlights the band's signature gritty style.

January 13, 2026 Ti AI ṣe iroyin

North Carolina singer-songwriter Anjimile has revealed details of his upcoming album, You're free to go, produced by Brad Cook. The record, set for release on March 13 via 4AD, follows his 2023 effort The King. A music video for the lead single, Like you really mean it, accompanies the announcement.