Fiasco’s favourite pop scamps rev up the love bus and trek across America, picking up a bevvy of lovelies on the way, as they get a little bit countryfied for ‘Wild Heart’.

After the screaming success of ‘Royals’, NZ songwriter Lorde releases a new video for ‘Team’, available in February. Like a cross between The Tribe and Lord of the Flies, ‘Team’ plays with visual themes of alienation and acceptance. It’s not a far hop from what brought her 100 million views, playing more subtlely with her keen eyed social commentary.

Armed with a AAA pass and a photographer, I’m not going to say no to squeezing in with South Korea’s INFINITE in their dressing room before their first ever London show.

Hate Christmas? Well, here’s a reason to rejoice, Peace cover Wham’s enduring (devil pact immortal) ‘Last Christmas’. And it’s really, really good. Part tour video, part 80s homage, Peace bring their distinctive sound, wry humour and huge headphones to refresh this classic. Enjoy!

Check out our behind the scenes film with Twisted’s Avan Jogia, shot in London for our latest issue!

The pop singer, who has been plagued by increasing concerns about her health as well as a slew of rumours following THAT drug bust, gets on with the business of promoting her excellent debut album with the release of the video for title single ‘Night Time, My Time’.

Go behind the scenes with Pixie on her FIASCO cover shoot!

We ask South London’s beautiful and upcoming powerhouse singer Tanika to choose her most influential songs. And if you haven’t yet caught her new single BAD 4 U yet, then where have you been?

Whatever you think of Lady Gaga, she’s tenacious. She’s not letting go of her ARTPOP concept (and why should she) despite the influx of middling reviews and critical backlash its earned her. Forging ahead, Gaga has released this very short film where she uses herself as the installation to display all the ‘characters’ and emotions her inner psyche has coughed up during the making of the album.

Matt Scott and Kye Gibbon are Gorgon City, the gorgeous deep house inspired project from the two UK DJ’s, who might have grabbed your attention at the start of 2013 with their REAL EP, featuring the sultry vocals of Yasmin on the lead song.

The 1975 use ‘Head.Cars.Bending’ as background for their tour video as it whisks us high speed through their adventures across the world.

Contain your hysterical laughter, here’s the most lackluster video to ever feature a man, a woman and a randy motorcyle.

Jordan Bratton, the young and very hype-worthy New Yorker, has taken his electro tinged R’n'B skills to Taylor Swift’s ‘I Knew You Were Trouble’ with glorious results.