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The former leader of SS501, Hyun Joong Kim, came out with his solo EP Break Down on July 08, 2011. Being the last member of SS501 releasing his solo work, Break Down still harbors the sound of SS501 but with a litle bit sexier.
For their seventh studio album, Incubus shows a romantic side on If Not Now, When? in terms of their sound and lyrics.
Eminem and Royce da 5’9″ reunite and release Bad Meets Evil’s debut EP called Hell: The Sequel.
World of Fantasy is still an improvement on last LP Player, simply because it dares to veer away from that album’s tired template of electro bangers, identical as it was to everything Capsule have made in the last five years.
The long-awaited Born This way review is finally up! How does Gaga’s sophomore fare?
Reform is Zhang’s fifth studio album, her second under current label Universal, with work with a broad array of producers of American, Chinese and Korean background — the album is… well, clean cut and polished.
Linda Liao’s return to music, after seven years away from it, comes in the form of Love Presents, a ten-track pop album prominently talking about love.
After topping the Oricon Daily Chart with their major Japanese debut, the not “really” rockers but not “quite sweet” idols F.T. Island are back with their newest mini-album Return.
It’s been a couple years since his last release, but San-Ae Kang has graced us with his presence once again with an EP release.
With her 15th studio album, A-Mei chooses to slow things down and get a little more serious.
