A cozy cooking management sim with attitude, Gambir Studio and Raw Fury are serving some something fresh with their new Steam title KuloNiku: Bowl Up! See whether players should battle for the title of top eatery with our review… KuloNiku: Bowl Up! Review – The… Read More »KuloNiku: Bowl Up! Review – The Sweet Spot
Super Junior remains one of the most active groups of their stature, routinely releasing new music as a collective and as soloists. Today, Donghae is back with a new album of his own, collaborating with Jay Park and 1iL for its title track Good Day.… Read More »Song Review: Donghae (Super Junior) – Good Day (ft. Jay Park & 1iL)
After leaving YG Entertainment, AKMU are back with a new agency and a new album. Global fans may wonder what all the fuss is about, but this brother-sister duo is absolutely huge in Korea. They’re also an act I’ve followed since their conception, watching them… Read More »Song Review: AKMU – Joy, Sorrow, A Beautiful Heart
After exploring various sub-genres of hip-hop (my favorite being 90s G-funk), Young Posse have turned their attention toward a sound closer to hyperpop. This resulted in the utterly awful Visa earlier this year, but they’ve managed some refinement since then. New single We Don’t Go… Read More »Song Review: Young Posse – We Don’t Go To Bed Tonight
WJSN’s Dayoung had a stealthy, surprise hit last year with Body. That success didn’t coax Starship Entertainment into doing anything but the bare minimum for the group’s anniversary this February, but it does result in a new solo track today. What’s A Girl To Do… Read More »Song Review: Dayoung (WJSN) – What’s A Girl To Do