Lee Minhyuk’s “Huta” moniker is used for his solo work, which differs in sound from his work with BTOB. Not much of this music has done anything for me so far, but he’s a dynamic performer deserving of strong material. Summer is the perfect time… Read More »Song Review: Lee Minhyuk (Huta) – Icy & Spicy
Not content to simply release solo music in a predictable way, Seventeen’s Dino has debuted as fictional alter-ego Picheolin. This character is the CEO of a music company specializing in retro sounds and we have an entire mini album and multiple singles to look forward… Read More »Song Review: Picheolin (Seventeen’s Dino) – Love Sick
As someone with summers off, “Forever July” sounds like a pretty good proposition to me. However, this July in K-pop hasn’t been particularly exciting so if we’re talking about the music alone I’m ready to move on to greener pastures. Sunmi’s Forever July might as… Read More »Song Review: Sunmi – Forever July
Canadian extreme metal crew Eaten By Sharks go deep on new full-length The Undertow of Hate, a crushing, composition-focused plunge into nautical horror, psychological collapse and total oceanic ruin. If 2022’s Eradication established the band’s appetite for progressive death metal precision, deathcore violence and groove-heavy… Read More »Album Premiere: Eaten by Sharks – Undertow of Hate
After nearly a decade of traversing the underground metal scene in the United States and Europe, Philadelphia metal act Witching are poised to enter a new era of the band. Following the departure of founding guitarist and main songwriter Nate Zagrimanis, Witching welcomed new guitarist… Read More »Studio Report: Witching Have New Music, New Members and New Shows