The Shamen – Hyperreal
Today’s video of the day is The Shamen – "Hyperreal" released in 1991. British electronic pioneers The Shamen pushed dance music toward the mainstream in the early 1990s. Their 1991…
David Bowie – Seven Years In Tibet
Today’s video of the day is David Bowie – "Seven Years In Tibet" released in 1997. David Bowie’s Seven Years in Tibet blends industrial rock with political undertones. Released in…
Finitribe – 101
Today’s video of the day is Finitribe – “101” released in 1991. Finitribe, a Scottish electronic group, formed in 1984. Originally a post-punk band, they soon embraced electronic music. Their…
Butthole Surfers – I Hate My Job
Today’s video of the day is the Butthole Surfers – “I Hate My Job” released in 2024. The Butthole Surfers, known for their chaotic sound and bizarre visuals, released Humpty…
Meat Beat Manifesto – Mindstream
Today’s video of the day is Meat Beat Manifesto – “Mindstream” released in 1992. Meat Beat Manifesto, an industrial and electronic music act, started in 1987 in Swindon, UK. Founded…
Art of Noise – Beat Box
Today’s video of the day is Art of Noise – “Beat Box” released in 1984. In 1984, the pulsating rhythm of Art of Noise‘s “Beat Box” electrified audiences as it…
Sinead O’Connor – Jerusalem
Today’s video of the day is Sinead O’Connor – “Jerusalem” released in 1988. Sinead O’Connor‘s iconic song “Jerusalem,” released in 1988, remains a timeless anthem that continues to resonate with…
Chris Connelly – July
Today’s video of the day is Chris Connelly – “July” released in 1992. Why stop with Chris Connelly’s underground music video? Watch over 2k+ Underground Music videos on YouTube at…
Meat Beat Manifesto – Asbestos Lead Asbestos
Today’s video of the day is Meat Beat Manifesto – “Asbestos Lead Asbestos” from the album “Subliminal Sandwich” which was released in 1996. Why stop with Meat Beat Manifesto’s underground…
MC 900 ft. Jesus – Killer Inside Me
Today’s video of the day is MC 900 ft. Jesus – “Killer Inside Me” from the album “Welcome To My Dream” released in 1991. Why stop with MC 900 ft.…