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Gangsta Boo Reviews Azealia Banks, MIA, Iggy Azalea, Brooke Candy, and More

Gangsta Boo embodies a lot of what is desperately missing in the rap game right now. So, I invited her to the VICE offices to sit together and watch some music videos by some of the hottest lady rappers out today. Full story

Carmen Electra's Got a Bigger Dick Than You

We talked to our favorite host of 'Singled Out' about her newest song, "Bigger Dick." It’s the perfect marriage of Spice Girl power and the peen-rhyming prowess of Gillette’s “Short Dick Man," and with a little luck, it could be the next Peaches-esque potty-mouthed classic… Full story

On the Road with Tony Clifton

A Filmmaker's Life and Work with the Drunken, Racist, and Probably Fictitious Lounge Singer

Tony Clifton is a piece of performance art who has outlived his creator, legendary comic Andy Kaufman, by two decades. He's having a comeback of sorts, thanks at least in part to Jeremy Johnson, a filmmaker who has been working for Clifton—and his alter ego Bob Zmuda—for five str… Full story

Noisey Canada Premiere: Crosss - Lucky Loki

If you think eyeless and mouthless zentai suits are sexy, then this video is probably NSFW for you. Full story

Guitar Moves - How to Shred Like the Stooges' James Williamson

Guitar Moves is a new show hosted by Matt Sweeney that gives you an opportunity to sit in on the hilarious conversations about guitars, music, and life that Matt has with amazing guitarists. On the first episode, Matt heads to Berkeley, California, to meet the Stooges' James Will… Full story

Pete Wentz Is the Last True Punk

In addition to being Colin Powell's grand nephew and the leader of Fall Out Boy, Pete Wentz used to be in a black nationalist powerviolence band called Racetraitor. All this confused us, so we talked to him about it. Full story

Nivek Ogre Is Totally Doomed

Skinny Puppy’s Front Man Is Obsessed with Weapons

Nivek Ogre (né Kevin Graham Ogilvie) is best known as the guttural screech that is synonymous with Skinny Puppy, who arguably invented electro-industrial in the early 80s. I recently spoke with Ogre about such joyful matters as the Fukushima meltdown and mass murderer Jeffrey Dah… Full story

Old People Hate Hipsters, Justin Bieber, and Kurt Cobain, Poll Shows

A Public Policy Polling survey of voters showed that Americans hate Bieber, haven't really heard of Skrillex, and have never downloaded any music illegally. In other news, the average American voter polled in these things is OLD. Full story

Heavy Dicks - Drinking Cough Syrup with Weedeater

After the dissolution of legendary sludge-metal band Buzzov•en, Dixie Dave formed Weedeater. For the first episode of Heavy Dicks, Noisey's new metal show, our valiant hosts Fred Pessaro and Jake Boyle join him to sample a well-curated selection of cough syrups and artisanal chee… Full story

Noisey Canada Premiere: Ariane Moffat - Mon Corps (Tommy Kruise Remix)

A dark, cloud rap-style remix of Quebecois singer Ariane Moffat's "Mon Corps" by the incomparably bizarre Tommy Kruise. Full story

A Cult Is Trying to Recruit Bob Dylan Fans

Did you know that “Blowin' in the Wind” was about Dylan recognizing “that if hope for a better life in a better world dies in the human heart, evil will reign forever over the human race”? Or that "A Hard Rain's a-Gonna Fall" lets us know that "a day of reckoning is coming for al… Full story

The Creators Project

Daft Punk's 'Random Access Memories' Collaborators: DJ Falcon

For the past few weeks, we've been taking a look at the collaborators behind 'Random Access Memories,' the new album from Daft Punk. DJ Falcon (aka Stéphane Quême or Bob, as he's known to Daft Punk) is an old friend of Daft Punk who once formed a band with Thomas Bangalter called… Full story

Meet John Joseph of the Cro-Mags

John Joseph is 51 years old. He's the singer of the Cro-Mags, who are responsible for 'Age of Quarrel,' the best hardcore record of all time. These days he's an author, a community activist, and an active member of the Hare Krishna movement. Noisey sat down with him to discuss hi… Full story

Apparently Europeans Don’t Care if Pop Stars Dress Like Nazis

This March Europe’s version of 'American Idol' featured a few unexpected guests: Nazis. Or, more accurately, drummers in Waffen-SS outfits that were grabbed by a costumer who was unaware that they were worn by the propagators of mankind’s worst atrocity. Everyone involved chalked… Full story