This video by *Horses* explores the long, slow decline and eventual death of Elvis Presley, largely driven by his decades-long prescription drug addiction. It details how his heavy use of amphetamines, sedatives, and painkillers began during his military service in Germany and was compounded by the enabling behaviors of his inner circle and medical professionals.
"After Days Slip Away" is a 4-minute and 33-second song by Sam Burton, released on October 30, 2026, through Captured Tracks. The track is part of the album *Fairweather Friend* and features production by Jonathan Wilson, mixing by Jarvis Taveniere, and mastering by Timothy Stollenwerk.
"OK Corral" is a music track by artist k-os, released on October 30, 2026, through Spiritual Tech Records. The 3-minute and 51-second song is part of the album *BLackneck* and was produced and engineered by k-os, with mixing by Ryan Dahle and mastering by Dave Huffman.
The provided webpage contains the YouTube video interface for the official music video of "Octoberland" by Atlas Sound. However, the content is currently inaccessible due to a YouTube playback and a server-side "Error 401 (Bad Request)" message.
This YouTube page features the official music video for "Young and Dumb" by the duo Everything But The Girl, running 2 minutes and 37 seconds. The track serves as a preview for their upcoming album, *Blue Reservoir*, scheduled for release on February 19, 2027. The lyrics reflect on aging, trading present wisdom for the wildness of youth, and living fully in the time that remains.
This webpage features the official visualizer for the track "FAF" by rapper BigXthaPlug, featuring GloRilla. The song, included on the album *Better Over Time*, focuses on themes of loyalty and cutting off fake friends. The 2-minute and 22-second video was uploaded to YouTube by BigXthaPlug.
Tame Impala performed a cover of Seal's classic hit "Kiss From A Rose" for triple j's Like A Version segment. The 3-minute and 31-second studio performance features Kevin Parker on lead vocals and guitar, accompanied by the rest of the band.
This webpage is the official YouTube music video for Troye Sivan's song "Party," directed by Gordon von Steiner and featuring Sir Ian McKellen. The 4-minute video supports Sivan's album *She’s The Best* and includes extensive production and cast credits.
"No Tears" is a 2-minute and 30-second music track by artist vvsmygwen, uploaded to YouTube on October 25, 2026. The upbeat song features lyrics about lifestyle, relationships, and the refrain "I want to cry a lot of no tears." The video description includes links to stream the track and the artist's *CLEOTRAPA* release on Spotify and Apple Music, alongside social media profiles.
This webpage features the official music video for "Spilt" by the punk band Lambrini Girls, from their album *NO REFUNDS*. The song's lyrics and video explore themes of regret, emotional suppression, and a self-destructive cycle of sadness and drinking.
This is the official music video for "Dare Me" by the band DIIV, directed by Louie Kovatch. The track is featured on their album *ZIRP!*, released via Fantasy Records.
This webpage is the official audio release for the song "Court Street" by Schaefer Llana, uploaded by Strolling Bones Records. The track is featured on the upcoming album *Full Circle*, set for release on November 13, 2026. The lyrics reflect on a cyclical, nostalgic connection with a past lover, reminiscing about shared moments and lingering feelings at parties.