In the world of music, the word “cover” invokes thoughts of bad singing and a fuzzy webcam. Yuna, a folk popper from Malaysia, changed our minds with her smooth,...

Long before Occupy Wall Street, Italian rappers Zero Plastica gave voice to the plight of the 99% -- the messed up economy, political chicanery, organized crime, lack of opportunity and overwhelming odds stacked against regular people. DJ Nio, Lure, and G.O.Man are activists and moral consciences

4Minute and G.NA join BEAST back onstage for a special interview portion of United Cube Live in NYC. Surrounded by some of their biggest fans, the Cube family answers questions about everything from their favorite American artists, debuting overseas, and plans to bring the United Cube concerts to

For all intents and purposes, can we all just come to the consensus that 2011 is UK house producer Maya Jane Coles' breakthrough year? This year saw the 24-year-old Londoner perform nonstop (including at big international music fests like Glastonbury) in Europe and the States, remix for the likes

One of Hong Kong's most refreshing new bands, All for A Vision takes the electronicore tactics of a heavily tattooed group like Asking Alexandria and retools them in the service of a more innocent perspective. Their recently released self-produced EP Reasons and Devices consists of four earnest yet

2011 was a year of momentous musical debuts. Some of them (Hack, cough, Odd Future) we're all a little sick of hearing about. But there were even more that flew under the radar yet while still making an impact. We made this list of the most exciting first albums we heard this year to...

Afrofuturist Spoek Mathambo isn't known for nostalgia. The closest he's come so far to messing with the past is "Control" his decidedly updated versioning of a Joy Division song. But his latest project is downright curatorial. On Nombolo One the South African post-hip hop polymath reimagined 12

Everyone and their mothers attended this year’s 2011 MAMA Awards, and the night was filled with awkward kisses, legs, collaborations, and all kinds of great random moments. All of Asia’s hottest stars were in attendance, …

Say what you will about Girls’ Generation, but numbers don’t lie, and it looks like the 9-member girl group is still making waves with their latest album, The Boys. The Boys, which was released just …

Dressed in cozy Christmas sweaters, fluffy hats, and knitted scarves, the boys of MBLAQ smiled big in an autographed teaser photo for their upcoming digital single, “White Forever.” The music video for the Christmas themed …

On last week’s SM-centric episode of Studio 5, Grace counted down our ten favorite Girls’ Generation music videos, from the girls’ debut single, “Into the New World,” all the way to their latest chart-topping release, …

As a gift of appreciation to the Wonder Girls’ ever loyal fan-base, member Yenny recently dedicated a heartfelt studio recording of “Last Christmas” to Wonderfuls. What made her gift even more special was her choice of …

Skipping the traditional weekend of turkey dinners, thousands of K-pop fans made their way over to Las Vegas this past Thanksgiving weekend for the first annual Billboard K-pop Masters concert. The two-day concert event (November 25-26), launched in honor of Billboard’s…

Skipping the traditional weekend of turkey dinners, thousands of K-pop fans made their way over to Las Vegas this past Thanksgiving weekend for the first annual Billboard K-pop Masters concert. The two-day concert event (November 25-26), launched in honor of Billboard’s…

Art! Making 150 different one-of-a-kind covers for his Ardour B-Sides release isn't the first time LA producer Teebs has brought some skill to the canvas. Brainfeeder gives us a look into the process of Teebs the painter as he works on pieces at a gallery in Hawaii. Teebs' cloudy, dream-like visual

Los Angeles-based musician ASKA (Aska Matsumiya) is usually doing a hundred different projects and all of them are art. The classically trained pianist has been a part of conceptual art band The Sads for years. A good place to catch The Sads's pretty, fanciful sound would be, say, and art gallery

Any MTV Iggy readers living in Nairobi? If so, do yourself a favor and check this exhibit out! Coming soon to Cairo, Johannesburg, Kinshasa and Lagos. So keep a look out. Afropolis - City, Media, Art is an exhibition project, that will exhibit in five big African cities (Cairo, Nairobi,

We're patiently awaiting Austrian producer Dorian Concept's upcoming release on Ninja Tune by listening to every bit of his keyboard virtuoso music that we can get our hands on. We just got a little visual stimulation to go with it. Today, Ninja Tune released the cover art for his upcoming EP Her

We can’t help but sway to Erland & the Carnival’s exclusive performance of the breezy “Nightingale.” As the United Kingdom folk band performs under the string lights of an empty Austin, TX storefront, we want to "fly into the night" too....

It's a small triumph in music to see Bajzel's name on the SXSW lineup. It would be a bigger triumph to see him headlining Bonaroo or something, but there's always time. The one-man band been weirding up indie music since his 2007 breakthrough LP. In honor of his first trip to the USA (he also...

Alrighty, true believers -- it's been yet another spectacular, fantastic and uncanny week in comic movie news. Here's a recap of some of the big stories we delivered: - We kicked-off "Magdalena Week" here at Splash Page with actress and upcoming "Magdalena" film star, Jenna Dewan!

When Grace Brown was in high school, her grandfather made a proposal that would live in the back of her mind for years. "It wasn’t rape. It wasn’t even physical," she writes. "I didn’t realize I was a victim until two and a half years later.

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