Reviews

Watch Out! Records continue to release albums from very solid bands, and the latest that I came across on Bandcamp was Day Of Mourning. Described as metal and metalcore on …

Before there was Gugudan, there were Sejeong, Mina, and Nayoung, who made a splash during the first evaluation of ‘Produce 101‘. Their performance unleashed vocal firepower, but their work in …

Since their first full length ‘Shut Up And Dance‘ in 2013, Rock ‘N’ Roll Radio have only released singles or short EPs, so their new, relatively long EP, ‘The Festival …

Though their music differs vastly in sound, I like to think of AAA as J-pop’s answer to Big Bang. AAA’s members form a uniquely amazing unit when put together, but are …

The competition for Korea’s girl group song of summer is incredibly tight this year, with almost every big name throwing their hat in the ring. TWICE has an edge based …

Holland made waves earlier this year as Korea’s first openly gay idol star, and most of us were happy to overlook a relatively subdued (some would even say “dull”) debut …

Kyungri of Nine Muses has made her solo debut with the song “Blue Moon“, which one of my (bi, for those who asked) writers claimed would give the gays everything …

A Pink has recently become known more for sticking to a similar safe pop concept and sound for years than for a lot of the quality work they did at …

It’s been four months since their last release, but 100% are back with a new mini-album to accompany their Japanese single, “Summer Night“. “Summer Night” is a light, breezy summer …

I’m never one to balk at the thought of new music, but “Wag-zak“’s existence is a bit of a head-scratcher. Released quietly on a weekend, days before the comeback of another …