Philly act Kaonashi have been grinding in the heavy underground for a long time. Originally formed in 2012, the band quickly gained popularity in the metalcore scene but before long, the trio began incorporating various elements of progressive metal and chaotic, 2000s-style mathcore into their sound.… Read More »Interview: Kaonashi Talk Touring, Songwriting and New Album, I Want to Go Home
Daisychain, a Chicago psych rock band, crushed their album release show on June 20 with tons of head bopping to […] The post Daisychain Live in Chicago appeared first on The Alternative.
At the end of each month, I look back at my three favorite title tracks by K-pop artists. I take my own ratings into account, but there’s a bit of wiggle room as certain songs tend to grow or fade. June 2025 Overall Thoughts We’re now… Read More »The Top Three K-Pop Songs of June 2025
I keep putting “(Victon)” after Han Seungwoo’s name whenever writing about his music, but it may be time to let that tag go. Given the state of the group’s contract renewals, it seems unlikely that they’d be coming back any time soon. Instead, it’s time… Read More »Song Review: Han Seungwoo (Victon) – Stop It
Debuting in early 2019, ONEUS are inching toward that all-important seven year mark when contracts will be up for renewal. Their presence in the industry has felt more muted these past few comebacks, churning out solid but inessential material that hasn’t quite lived up to… Read More »Song Review: ONEUS – X