“BONVOYAGE” is an appropriate title track for the album that concludes the Apocalypse album trilogy, one that has seen Dreamcatcher achieve some of their greatest successes to date. Surprisingly, the …
Read More »[Reviews] PURPLE KISS’s “Sweet Juice”, FIFTY FIFTY’s “Cupid”, TAN’s “Fix YOU”
IATFB, did you really note that you liked a song three months ago and just get around to covering it now cause you’re a lazy fuck? Yes, absolutely I did. …
Read More »[Review] Agust D’s (BTS’s Suga) “Haegeum” is a tour de force
As somebody who has always been partial to BTS for their rap line more than anything else, Suga‘s solo ventures have always been a welcome change of pace to the …
Read More »[Review] IVE deliver a triumphant anthem with “I AM”
IVE‘s pre-release “Kitsch” predictably went on to perform well on the charts, as does about everything they touch does right now, and while it wasn’t really my style it did …
Read More »[Review] aespa’s Korobeiniki-sampling “Hold On Tight” for the ‘Tetris’ OST is one of their best
When I heard that aespa were going to be on the soundtrack for a movie about Tetris, my brain just sorta instinctually glossed over it, as these types of things …
Read More »[Review] CSR are indeed “Shining Bright”
Many K-pop fans (especially second generation types) were won over by CSR during their debut last year as the group essentially went through the GFRIEND playbook on “Pop? Pop!” and …
Read More »[Review] NMIXX are allowed to shine on “Love Me Like This”, which follows a popular formula
When it comes to NMIXX it’s started to feel like a bit of a circlejerk at this point regarding the weirdness and/or lack of quality of their music with K-pop …
Read More »[Review] TWICE stick with reliable influences on “Set Me Free”
The second (third?) phase of TWICE‘s career has been mostly inspired, as much like A Pink reinvented themselves, TWICE have made it known they’re a threat to be musically relevant …
Read More »[Review] tripleS continue their impressive climb with “Rising”
tripleS “debuted” as a quartet with sub-unit Acid Angel Of Asia and “Generation“, and despite what is quite frankly a confusing group concept, they at least provided quality music. Now …
Read More »[Review] KEY continues his “Killer” run of excellence
SHINee are a group that are as consistently reliable as it gets when it comes to quality music, so I suppose KEY should’ve always been on my radar, but admittedly …
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