One song. Every day. Alphabetical order. Keep up with GFriend’s A-Z reviews here! Crossroads (from Labyrinth – 2020) What I said then: “My central issue with Crossroads is that it’s just too lightweight. Yes, there are string sections aplenty swirling around the bulk of the… Read More »K-Pop A-Z Review: GFriend – Crossroads
Despite displaying plenty of potential, One Pact have not enjoyed a rosy track record on this blog. Their songs have rated between 6.75 and 7.25 so far, with this June’s FXX Off the most disappointing of the bunch. However, there’s always room for musical redemption… Read More »Song Review: One Pact – Deserved
After years of infrequent releases, the BLACKPINK members have blitzed the market with solo singles over the past few weeks. Some of these have featured international stars, like Lisa’s duet with Spanish pop queen Rosalía. Now, it’s Rosé’s turn to join forces with a global… Read More »Song Review: Rosé (BLACKPINK) x Bruno Mars – APT.
Last month, Ampwall, a digital music storefront and marketplace launched. Headed by Woe frontman Chris Grigg, the platform is developed by musicians with a focus on supporting them. At a time when longtime platforms like Bandcamp are acquired and sold between major corporations, Ampwall is… Read More »Five Albums to Check Out On Ampwall
Quiet Earth are a self-described “beer-induced headache” hailing from Toronto, ON. They’re preparing to drop their first full-length album following their three EPs, Lifetime in Regression, on Ancient Temple Recordings October 18. You can stream it with us first. The sludge metal band originally started out… Read More »Album Premiere: Quiet Earth – “Lifetime in Regression”