It’s been a long musical hiatus for dance diva Chungha, during which her contract with MNH Entertainment expired and she moved to Jay Park’s label More Vision. Eenie Meenie is the first taste of this new era, and she’s brought along a familiar face to… Read More »Song Review: Chungha – Eenie Meenie (ft. Hongjoong of ATEEZ)
If weirdo, esoteric death metal is your thing, check out a few tracks from the Septage album Intolerant Spree of Infesting Forms (Septic Worship), out March 29 via Me Saco Un Ojo Records and Dark Descent Records. In keeping with their random, chaotic nature, they’ve… Read More »Partial Album Premiere: Septage – “Intolerant Spree of Infesting Forms (Septic Worship)”
In connection with my desire to fully keep up with the J-pop industry, I’m planning to do a weekly round-up of any new releases that have caught my ear. Some of these may have been covered on the blog already, but my hope is that… Read More »New & Noteworthy J-pop of the Week (March 10, 2024)
I’ve listed my “top tens” for many artists, but it’s time to rummage through entire discographies and rank every single from worst to best. This feature will primarily tackle groups who have disbanded or gone on indefinite hiatus. It’s a way for me to re-evaluate… Read More »Every VIXX Single Ranked: From Worst to Best
The best records, the ones that stick with you through the years, are the ones that grow with you, revealing a little more with every spin. Jack Antonoff’s work as Bleachers kind of functions in the opposite way: instead of getting better with each listen,… Read More »Album Review: Bleachers – ‘Bleachers’