Billlie have a new album out later this month, their first Korean release in about a year. And as is the fashion lately, they’re kicking off promotions with a pre-release track. Trampoline merges their quirky worldview with the subdued nature of 2024 girl groups, adding… Read More »Song Review: Billlie – Trampoline
BLACKPINK’s Jennie has a sparse solo discography to her name, both in quantity and quality. 2018’s Solo and last year’s You & Me felt quite underdeveloped as songs. However, she played an integral part in Zico’s irresistible Spot! earlier this year, paving the way for… Read More »Song Review: Jennie (BLACKPINK) – Mantra
Maps are a tool used by environmental organizations to more effectively tell a story. They can be used to visualize data, illustrate environmental issues and trends geographically or to monitor environmental injustices. At Ontario Nature, we use maps to track candidate areas for permanent protection,… Read More »Four Ways Ontario Nature is Using Maps to Advance Conservation
Canadian thrashers Triskelyon recently released their third album, Shattered Elysium, and they’re keeping the hype train going with a video for fifth track “Seal Hypocrisy.” The track is tightly loaded with bouncy riffs, tight chugs and a combination melodic/extreme vocal performance from singer Amanda Kiernan (Into Eternity). The… Read More »Video Premiere: Triskelyon – ‘Sealed Hypocrisy’
One song. Every day. Alphabetical order. Keep up with GFriend’s A-Z reviews here! Beautiful (from Fallin’ Light – 2019) The piano arpeggio that opens this track is gorgeous and promises a sense of dynamism that never quite materializes. The instrumental shifts as we hit the… Read More »K-Pop A-Z Review: GFriend – Beautiful