No doubt Nashville quintet Flummox flummox the hell out of people with their progressive, genre-hopping symphonic thrash, as evidenced by their latest single, “Executive Dysfunction.” This madcap nearly six-minute track finds Flummox—Alyson Blake Dellinger (vocals/bass/stunt guitar), Max Mobarry (guitars/vocals/midi), Chase McCutcheon (guitars), Jesse Peck (keys/programming), Alan… Read More »Track Premiere: Flummox – “Executive Dysfunction”
K-Pop’s first generation is often referenced as the foundation for the industry we enjoy now, but there aren’t enough good English-language sources that give its music the focus it deserves. I’m hoping to change that with a continuing flashback series, spotlighting personal highlights from the… Read More »BACK TO K-POP’S FIRST GENERATION: Bros – Win Win
One song. Every day. Alphabetical order. Keep up with GFriend’s A-Z reviews here! Love Oh Love (from Time For Us – 2019) This song directly references GFriend’s debut era, almost to the point where it feels like a re-creation of songs like Me Gustas Tu… Read More »K-Pop A-Z Review: GFriend – Love Oh Love
I’m losing track of how many tripleS sub-units we have now, but I guess the sprawling nature of the project is kind of the point. Less than a month after the debut of Visionary Vision, we have a Japanese single by the newly-unveiled “∞!”. This… Read More »Song Review: tripleS ∞! – Untitled
New JYP Entertainment boy group NEXZ have split their attention between Korea and Japan. They’re technically a J-pop act (at least… I think?) but have been promoting actively in Korea with Korean-language music. New single Nallina certainly takes cues from the K-pop side of things,… Read More »Song Review: NEXZ – Nallina