Studio Apartment – Nihon no Uta
Nihon no Uta’s got introductions and interludes that connect the whole album together as if they really were a whole. However, musically, these songs and collaborations couldn’t be more far apart from each other.
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Madonna – MDNA
MDNA takes some getting used to, but once you warm up to it you won’t be able to stop.
H.E.A.T – Address The Nation
Address the nation gives you a little bit of all the legends from the late 80s and 90s like Europe, Whitesnake and some Mötley Crew, but with H.E.A.T’s own sound of course. The album is packed with songs made to make an impact on today’s rock charts.
Lizette & – Just Smile
Industrial Rock. It is a genre that you normally don’t hear that much of when you put on your normal radio station, and therefore Lizette& will function as a fresh breeze in your everyday ear when you have tired of listening to mainstream rock music.
Hebe Tien – To Hebe
In her debut, just titled To Hebe, S.H.E member Hebe writes a letter to herself about the complicated dealings of love and self-love.
SHINee – Sherlock
After one year and a half since their latest album, SHINee return to the Kpop scene with an album that is explosive and lovely.
Anne Akiko Meyers: Air – The Bach Album
In terms of performance, everything is so fluid, coherent, and elegant that you would simply be amazed at how quickly time actually passes by.
Big Bang – Alive
Pop music phenom Big Bang makes a triumphant return to the Korean music scene, releasing their fifth EP Alive.
Tokyo Jihen – Color Bars
As a mini-album serving to keep a track record of how far each member has progressed over the years, Color Bars has, by and large, made the cut.
