Dayoung has carved out a nice little career as a soloist, which is probably for the best since it doesn’t seem like Starship Entertainment will ever promote a WJSN comeback again. Her material has pulled strongly from 2000s R&B, making her team-up with Jay Park… Read More »Song Review: Dayoung x Jay Park – Flirty
When last we heard from Kiss Of Life back in April, they were mining a Y2K sound the way so many of their peers have done over the past few years. Y2K has been one of their musical inspirations since debut, but they’ve found most… Read More »Song Review: Kiss Of Life – Sweat
We have a brand new video, “Living Resources,” from long-running Chilean melodic DM outfit Projector, who are set to issue their first new full-length, Before the Last Light, in more than 10 years. This quintet—Ivon Sepulveda (bass), Esteban Ponce (drums), Felipe Pradenas (guitars), Rodrigo Bocaz (guitars),… Read More »Video Premiere: Projector – “Living Resources”
It’s been 22 years since the last Dark Funeral live album but the Swedish satanists are doing it again with A Beast to Praise, their second live LP. Due out August 21 on Century Media, A Beast to Praise immortalizes Dark Funeral’s first performance back from the Covid-19 pandemic. Recorded… Read More »Interview: Dark Funeral Guitarist Lord Ahriman on New Live Album, ‘A Beast to Praise’
There are a number of acts who have debuted in the past few decades and have dozens of song ratings on this blog. I thought it would be fun to lay these ratings out in chronological order, line-graph style, and take a macro view of… Read More »A-JAX: A Career In Song Ratings