I Miss PENTAGON. A New Korean Album, Please.
I miss PENTAGON. It has been two years since PENTAGON released a new album, and their loyal fans have been clamoring for a…
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J-Hope ‘More’ Track Review: A Drum&Bass and Acid Nostalgia
J-Hope is the first k-pop idol to embrace drum and bass, acid house, and punk. The intro, outro, and refrain of ‘More’ is an open-ended drum pattern of both hi-hat and rims variety that reminds me of…
BIGBANG’s ‘Still Life’ Track Review
As the title suggests, BIGBANG’s ‘Still Life’, the long-awaited new single, is serene and still. As expected from one of the biggest boy…
Pentagon’s ‘IN:VITE U’ EP is Suave, Classy, but also Hip and Experimental
If I compare Pentagon’s ‘IN:VITE U’ EP to a gentleman, he would be someone confident, bold, suave, creative, and unpredictable. He is not…
New Netflix Series ‘Black Knight’ Stars Kim Woo-Bin, E-Som, and Kang You-Seok
‘Delivery drivers mobilize in a hazardous world where no one can be trusted.’ – the new Netflix series ‘Black Knight’ circles around this concept….
ENHYPEN ‘Dimension : Answer’ Album Review
ENHYPEN had me at Just a Little Bit, one of the songs off Enhypen ‘Dimension : Answer’, the repackaged album proceeding their first…
R Rules’ ‘DNY’ Champions Women Empowerment
R Rules talks of women empowerment on their debut single ‘DNY.’ The Pinay quintet displays unshakable devotion to inspiring young music fans to…
Album Review: ATEEZ is Back with ‘ZERO : FEVER Part.3’
Following the release of ATEEZ’s tremendously popular “ZERO : FEVER Part.2” in March, the global K-Pop group releases ‘ZERO : FEVER Part.3’ the…
K-Pop Road Movie ‘K-Pop: Lost in America’ is in the Works
As K-Pop is taking over the world, the robust and flamboyant genre is already taking music and culture altogether. To all rock n’…