Moonbyul has proven to be one of the most prolific Mamamoo members, releasing multiple singles during each of the past few years. This music has covered a large amount of ground, making her solo career quite unpredictable. That chameleon-like quality continues on Goodbyes And Sad… Read More »Song Review: Moonbyul (Mamamoo) – Goodbyes And Sad Eyes
Decibel first interacted with then-new Chicago noise rockers Latter about a year ago, when they released their debut album, My Body is My Sickness. The honest, expressive lyrics and relentless, discordant music instantly made Latter a band to be aware of. Their follow up, new EP What Lives Inside of Me,… Read More »Interview: Noise Rock Duo Latter Discuss New EP, What Lives Inside of Me
Volunteering as a nature reserve steward is a rewarding experience with many benefits, such as the satisfaction of helping preserve natural habitat. That may include removal of invasive plants that outcompete native species and reduce biodiversity. Huron Bruce Nature (HBN) has cared for the George… Read More »Controlling Invasive Species: A Small Victory for Local Conservation
I haven’t written about a new Secret Number track in almost two years. The group has never quite been able to crawl out of nugudom, but that’s not due to a lack of talent. Secret Number became known for their vocals early on and have… Read More »Song Review: Secret Number – Don’t Touch
Kep1er’s most recent Korean title track Tipi-Tap felt like a non-entity — a song so slight that it tippy tapped its way from memory almost instantly. But after that, they released the surprisingly boisterous Yum in Japan. After performing that song at this year’s KCON… Read More »Song Review: Kep1er – Bubble Gum