The best thing I can say about POW’s material so far is that they’re doing their own thing. Their music has been quite trend-averse and hasn’t drawn attention to itself, which is rare in K-pop. To me, they feel like an indie group who just… Read More »Song Review: POW – Flavor
Though Hui is most well-known as the leader and main vocalist of Pentagon, he’s also the pen behind some fantastic K-pop tracks from other artists. We have him to thank for Wanna One’s Energetic, for example. Because of this, I’m always interested to hear his… Read More »Song Review: Hui – BINGO
KARD have taken the unusual approach of announcing their disbandment alongside their new album, giving fans one last victory lap before the race is over. This co-ed group debuted with much fanfare all the way back in late 2016, riding K-pop’s tropical pop wave to… Read More »Song Review: KARD – Back To Life
We’re not only premiering a new track here, “Cuckin’ ’Round,” we’re introducing a new band, Nashville noise mongers, Yammer Jaw. This raucous quartet—Chris Clark (guitar/vocals), Stephen Small (guitar/vocals), Richie Townsend (drums), Ian Sundstrum (bass/vocals)—features former and current members of Waxed, Sheep Shifter, and War Brides and… Read More »Track Premiere: Yammer Jaw – “Cuckin’ ’Round”
For enthusiasts of both crunchy and smooth, we offer up the talents of new Swedish atmospheric black metal duo Grey Shores and their debut single, “The Withering Tree.” Formed by Martin Andersson and Vilhelm Andersson (we’re not sure if they’re related), Grey Shores juxtapose harsh black metal… Read More »Track Premiere: Grey Shores – “The Withering Tree”