While they initially (pre) debuted with a promising pop/rock sound, rookie group POW’s music has become more subdued and forgettable since. They seem to have tons of promise, but the music just isn’t doing it for me. This regrettable trend continues with Being Tender (다정해지는… Read More »Song Review: POW – Being Tender
Since returning from the military, Wonho’s music seems targeted toward an international market with English-language lyrics and an overall trendy sound. For about two years from 2020 to 2022 he stood as one of the industry’s most reliable artists, releasing a string of bangers. I… Read More »Song Review: Wonho – Better Than Me
Ontario Nature is excited to officially announce an additional 13,000 hectares of protected and conserved areas now contributing towards Canada’s target to protect 30 percent of all lands and waters by 2030, known as the 30×30 target. The 30×30 target represents a national and international… Read More »Local Contributions of Protected Areas Support National 30×30 Target
After claiming the coveted No. 1 spot on our Top 40 Albums of 2024 list, Philadelphia doom lords Crypt Sermon have returned with new EP Saturnian Appendices. Once again, Decibel is excited to announce that we have obtained our own exclusive edition on Rose Red with Black Smoke vinyl, limited to just… Read More »PRE-ORDER NOW: CRYPT SERMON’s ‘Saturnian Appendices’ on Decibel-Exclusive Rose Red with Black Smoke Vinyl!
Sometimes summer highlights emerge from the most unexpected places. Over the past few days, we’ve had a flurry of strong seasonal offerings from some of K-pop’s girl groups, but with My Summer Manual (나의 여름 설명서), the variety show spawned co-ed group JAESSBEE confidently throw… Read More »Song Review: JAESSBEE – My Summer Manual