It’s hard to classify exactly what genre of music Crippling Alcoholism specifically play but that hasn’t stopped the band from rapidly gaining momentum since the release of their last album, With Love From a Padded Room, last year. They’re back just over a year later with a new… Read More »Interview: Crippling Alcoholism Discuss New Album “Camgirl”
GENBLUE blur the lines between K-pop and C-pop, composed of both Korean and Taiwanese members and promoting music in both languages. So far, their Chinese singles outweigh their Korean work, but they seem to be making a renewed push into the market with new track… Read More »Song Review: GENBLUE – Badass
Since their debut, rookies HITGS have released some truly diabolical material — songs I’ve disliked but have gone on to begrudgingly sing along with because they’re so stupidly catchy. This doesn’t make the music good, but it leaves an impression. New single A-Ha! dispenses with… Read More »Song Review: HITGS – A-Ha!
In a K-pop climate where everyone seems to be harnessing rock touchstones, EXO’s Suho has thrived on the genre for years. It’s been a sweet spot for his solo music and new title track Who Are You continues to paint him in this light. It’s… Read More »Song Review: Suho (EXO) – Who Are You
Earlier this month, JYP Entertainment rookies KickFlip pre-released the anthemic pop/rock track Band-Aid, showcasing a sonic upgrade that fits them so well. That soundscape continues with new title track My First Love Song (처음 불러보는 노래), which underpins its rock energy with a consistently bounding… Read More »Song Review: KickFlip – My First Love Song