It's often thought that the music video comes second to the song itself. But a dark music video can sometimes pack a punch just as foreboding and visceral as the tune it accompanies. Sure, a song's ...

Music videos are the artistic representation of a band’s music, a visual extension of muscle from the shoulder to the fist, jarring a deeper emotion in your brain. If music videos were never created, ...

Here are 10 hair metal music videos that defined 1980s (and very, very early 1990s) pop culture. Big hair. Bigger hooks. Even bigger budgets for fog machines and neon lighting. If there’s one thing ...

After a particularly dull shoot for this 1995 Chilis video, a bored Anthony Kiedis and Dave Navarro celebrated ending the day by sharing a spur-of-the-moment snog. Upon seeing the pair lock lips, ...

There’s never been a huge a market for heavy metal music videos. Praise is far and few between, and they don’t garner awards like pop music videos, clips like Lady Gaga’s “Bad Romance,” which won ...

The air becomes crisper, the nights grow longer, and everything becomes pumpkin flavored (whether or not they should be). Halloween draws near! Here are five thrilling metal music videos to close out ...

There was a time, back in the 90s, when metal music videos were heavily represented on the airwaves. Thanks to shows like Headbanger’s Ball and yes, even Total Request Live, rock and metal bands were ...

Let’s talk about heavy metal. It’s one of those things in life that you can be sure you can walk up to anyone on the street and find that everyone has an opinion on it. To some, it’s “tough” and to ...

The bands’ looks were over-the-top. So were the aesthetics of their clips for MTV. By Gavin Edwards When the author Susan Orlean wrote about Bon Jovi for Rolling Stone in 1987, she gave the hair of ...

A couple of caveats to this list. Yes, first of all, most of them are from the past 10-15 years. This is in part because there are simply too many terrible metal videos from throughout the genre’s ...

Here are 10 banned rock and metal music videos. During the glory days of MTV, music videos could constantly be seen regardless of when you switched over to the channel … just ask Beavis and Butt-Head.