It’s always interesting to measure the lag between a very popular western pop song and the inevitable K-pop progeny. I’m not sure Lisa’s solo material can be considered “K-pop” given its language and her nationality, but you can definitely hear how new single Moonlit Floor… Read More »Song Review: Lisa (BLACKPINK) – Moonlit Floor
Lisbon, Portugal-based doom outfit Sinistro have been mostly quiet in the six years that followed that their 2018 album, Sangue Cássia, but they have been around, releasing a live album in 2021 and forging ahead after various lineup changes. Their new album, Vértice, arrives tomorrow, October 4, but Decibel has an… Read More »Full Album Stream: Sinistro – “Vértice”
Hannah Verbeuren isn’t your typical portrait photographer. Her new book, Midnight: A Thousand Nights in Sodom, out now via Bazillion Points, isn’t a collection of smiling faces bathed in soft light. Instead, it’s a deep dive into the gritty, electrifying world that shock rock black metal… Read More »Interview: Hannah Verbeuren Captures Midnight’s Intimate Moments
This special limited release of Opeth’s Still Life from Peaceville Records marks the album’s 25th anniversary and is presented on a striking double gatefold red/black splatter effect vinyl. The sleeve features the original stunning cover artwork from Travis Smith, plus a four-page booklet containing an extensive interview with… Read More »ONLY 25 AVAILABLE! Pre-Order OPETH’s Deluxe 2xLP Reissue of ‘Still Life’ RIGHT NOW!
NCT’s many members are slowly starting to embark upon solo careers, each with their own musical focus. Yuta has been with the group since the very beginning, debuting in 2016 as part of NCT 127. Since then, he’s felt like one of the more underutilized… Read More »Song Review: Yuta (NCT) – Off The Mask