TXT’s new (full) album weighs in at eight tracks and a paltry twenty-one minutes. This brevity isn’t unique to TXT and I don’t mean to call them out specifically, but it’s representative of choices the K-pop industry is currently making. So much effort seems to… Read More »Song Review: TXT – Ghost Girl (Yeonjun solo)
– July 29th, 2025 – New album, A2Z², called “Brilliant!” by Metal Hammer, out now! Photo credit: Stephanie Cabral Hard Rock band A-Z released their brilliant sophomore album, A2Z², last month to critical acclaim. The band continues to celebrate the album’s release with the video… Read More »Hard Rock Band A-Z Unleash New Video for “Now I Walk Away”
On Daisy the Great’s newest album The Rubber Teeth Talk, the rising alt-pop duo looks to dream sequences to […] The post Artist Interview: Daisy the Great appeared first on The Alternative.
I’ve had my eyes on Dragon Pony since their stellar debut last year. Follow-up Not Out took their music in an angstier direction, but maintained their knack for a strong chorus. New single Radio Silence (지구소년) finds a middle ground that infuses an energetic sound… Read More »Song Review: Dragon Pony – Radio Silence
With last year’s NEMONEMO, Choi Yena took on the mantle of quirky K-pop performer formerly held by groups like Orange Caramel and Crayon Pop. With so many acts proclaiming their badassery in the most serious way possible, a little irreverence is more important than ever.… Read More »Song Review: Yena – Being A Good Girl Hurts