ATEEZ’s weekly sub-unit music videos continue with Yunho and Mingi’s Youth. Thus far, the tracks have mainly played within the group’s usual sonic territory, but Youth lowers the energy to craft a wispy, occasionally jazzy, mid-tempo. This sound isn’t what I’d expect from Yunho or… Read More »Song Review: ATEEZ (Yunho & Mingi) – Youth
Pentagon’s Hui enters his solo career with the wind at his back, boosted by prominent Boys Planet promotion last year. He’s the rare idol soloist who can confidently compose his own material, though I’ve felt he often gives his best songs to other acts. Hmm… Read More »Song Review: Hui – Hmm Bop
We’ve seen many long-awaited comebacks come to fruition lately, but Sistar19 has them all beat. It’s been a staggering eleven years since the duo last released music. That’s longer than some K-pop fans may have been alive! And with these two gracing our screens once… Read More »Song Review: Sistar19 – No More (Ma Boy)
WHORES. are gracing us with their new single and video, “Quitter’s Fight Song,” ahead of their WAR LP, out April 16 via The Ghost Is Clear Records. The video, which you can stream below, is a lot of fun and the perfect companion to the first… Read More »Video Premiere: WHORES. – “Quitter’s Fight Song”
Brodequin are back with more absolute brutality with their latest track, “Of Pillars and Trees,” which you can stream below. “Of Pillars and Trees” is classic Brodequin. New drummer Brennan Shackelford fits right in on the double bass attack, and the vocals are as raw… Read More »Video Premiere: Brodequin – “Of Pillars and Trees”