Two years since their debut, Kiss Of Life are pushing into the Japanese market with their first J-pop single. It’s hard not to wonder if this move comes as a pivot away from the western markets they had been pursuing up until their controversy earlier… Read More »Song Review: Kiss Of Life – Lucky
I’ll be honest: a shiver runs down my spine when I see a song title like “Eenie Meeny Miny Moe.” Nursery rhymes have been a part of pop music for decades, but K-pop likes to go overboard with the approach, utilizing their sing-song melodies for… Read More »Song Review: Fifty Fifty – Eeny Meeny Miny Moe
There’s a large contingent of us (relatively) old K-pop fans who constantly reminisce about the industry’s “good old days.” I’m sure this is very annoying to younger fans who are immersed in K-pop’s present, and it’s natural for any music market to evolve as time… Read More »Song Review: AHOF – Pinocchio
We’re just one month away from Metal & Beer Fest: Denver 2025, and as we gear up for Texas trio Terror Corpse (Necrofier, ex-Insect Warfare, ex-Malignant Altar) to make their Colorado debut, we’re happy to offer another hearty blast of their grinding death mayhem in… Read More »TERROR CORPSE Premiere New Song, “Sigil of the Swallowed Sky,” via the Decibel Flexi Series!
A couple of San Diego extreme music mainstays—Justin Pearson and Mario Rubalcaba—have teamed up in a new effort called COMA, and are debuting with the track, “The World’s a Dahmer,” on Cult and Culture: A Planet B Podcast Compilation. Cult and Culture is Pearson’s podcast, and… Read More »Track Premiere: COMA – “This World’s a Dahmer”