At the end of each month, I look back at my three favorite title tracks by K-pop artists. I take my own ratings into account, but there’s a bit of wiggle room as certain songs tend to grow or fade. September 2025 Overall Thoughts We’ve hit… Read More »The Top Three K-Pop Songs of September 2025
Midwest prog outfit Dissona have made big strides since forming in the late aughts, touring with Norwegian stalwarts Leprous and playing with a list of genre greats (Symphony X, Opeth, Dark Tranquility, Fate’s Warning, Cynic). All of that progress gets its chance to shine on Receptor, Dissona’s first… Read More »Full Album Stream: Dissona – “Receptor”
Cleveland’s Crown Shy returns with “Haunts,” a crisp autumnal anthem signaling the official onset of spooky season. Jimmy Wilkins […] The post Track Review: Crown Shy – “Haunts” appeared first on The Alternative.
Where they from? Scotland. The Lions won outright on Monday night and went 1-1 with my Week 4 picks with the Jets and Dolphins game still to be played as of press time [I’m sure Tyreek Hill will still have two working legs by the… Read More »Blast Worship: Endless Swarm
So far in izna’s discography, there hasn’t been a full single that I’ve loved. Instead, there have been parts of izna singles I’ve loved. The synthpop chorus of Sign. The mid-2010s, vaguely tropical beat of their self-titled debut. Producers Teddy, Kush and 24 have robust… Read More »Song Review: izna – Mamma Mia