Matt & Kim

A rash of internet videos is putting the raunch back into rock 'n' roll. Read More

This week we're counting down 100 folks who made noteworthy contributions to pop culture in 2009. Read More

"These are long days," says Coyne, recalling the 48-hour marathon spent shooting his band's new music video, "Watching the Planets" -- a fleshy, six-minute clip starring 300 very naked Flaming Lips fans and one very naked Flaming Lip. Coyne insists that the shoot was no Caligulan beach party: The work "kind of overtakes the fantastical-ness of being surrounded by literally hundreds of naked people." Read More

"These are long days," says Coyne, recalling the 48-hour marathon spent shooting his band's new music video, "Watching the Planets" -- a fleshy, six-minute clip starring 300 very naked Flaming Lips fans and one very naked Flaming Lip. Coyne insists that the shoot was no Caligulan beach party: The work "kind of overtakes the fantastical-ness of being surrounded by literally hundreds of naked people." Read More

Lists are essentially useless, but people who love music often love making them. Read More

many bizarre and scandalous moments, so let's have the songs do it for us. Read More

While indie rock used to mean a band was too small and underground to garner a mainstream following, in recent years the genre has moved more and more into the spotlight, making this year's top indie rock songs recognizable to many listeners. Read More

Behind closed doors, there are whispers that MTV has finally been found guilty of at least one of their many, many crimes against humanity ("The Hills," we're looking at you). Read More

Hip-hop had another year of overall creative drought (Dirty Money, anyone?), but the DC MC rose above to deliver a solid debut, making good on the promise of his widely circulated mixtapes. 27. Read More

Like everything else he writes or says, this Eye Weekly interview with Christopher Weingarten is full of gems. Read More