Victon’s Lim Sejun kicks off his solo career under a new agency. He’s one of a handful of artists to sign to Hello Gloom and from20’s Way Better, turning the once-fledgling company into a boutique agency. His first single Summer takes advantage of these new… Read More »Song Review: Lim Sejun (Victon) – Summer
Lisa’s Alter Ego album has utilized a Western pop promotional roll-out, spawning new singles/music videos long after its release. Next Up is When I’m With You, a duet with South African singer Tyla. This feels like a natural pairing: two extremely charismatic artists “maximizing their… Read More »Song Review: Lisa (BLACKPINK) – When I’m With You (ft. Tyla)
Made up of groovy MIDI-infused tunes inspired by video games of the late 1990s and early 2000s, music label Automaphonica have released their new album Wigglin’. This Wigglin’ album pays host to original work by game composers and game developers jneen and tesselode. Listen in… Read More »’90s PC Game Soundtrack Tribute Album Wigglin’ Released
Late into Pretty Rude’s debut record Ripe, bandleader James Palko watches his “life pan out in line at a Polish […] The post Album Review: Pretty Rude – ‘Ripe’ appeared first on The Alternative.
Ahead of an eventual BTS reunion once everyone has completed their military service, oldest member Jin is back with his second solo mini album. I recently enjoyed watching him as part of the cast of Netflix variety series Kian’s Bizarre B&B, where he came off… Read More »Song Review: Jin (BTS) – Don’t Say You Love Me