Crush – Interlude
Crush takes a break from the summer comebacks to bring us his most mature (albeit self-indulgent) piece of music to date.
Crush takes a break from the summer comebacks to bring us his most mature (albeit self-indulgent) piece of music to date.
In Melting, Mamamoo’s first full-length studio album, they bridge old-school and youthful images with ease, managing one of the most solid commercial releases of 2016 so far.
With impressive vocals and fantastic arrangements, Hollens takes us back to Middle Earth.
The Hoopers lives up to its group tagline “Seven girls dressed as beautiful boys” and more with single mini-album GO!GO! ダンスが止まらナイ.
Space Cowboy gifts music fans one a gorgeous example of form and storytelling with Extremely.
BTS, a group I’d previously cast aside as one in the same in a slew of wannabe bad boys, released one of the best K-pop albums of 2015 with Most Beautiful Moment in Life pt. 1.
Small debuts with one of the most truly transcendental albums of 2014.
The Rising Gods of the East have finally risen with their eighth Korean album, Rise As God.
With their brand of 60s inspired doo-wop and impeccable harmonies, The Barberettes offer their first mini-album.
With one of the year’s best hip-hop albums and one of the year’s best period, Epik High return with a brutally honest album without pretense.