Flying Lotus – You’re Dead!
Bringing in the noise of free jazz and the electricity of Nikola Tesla, Flying Lotus gives us one of 2014’s most gorgeous albums, You’re Dead!
Bringing in the noise of free jazz and the electricity of Nikola Tesla, Flying Lotus gives us one of 2014’s most gorgeous albums, You’re Dead!
Released mid-tour, Dirty Bass is an album chock full of club hits, remixes of old favorites and hot collaborations.
After a seven-year hiatus, Los Fabulosos Cadillacs are back with La Luz del Ritmo (The Light of Rhythm), which includes five new tracks, six newly arranged old Cadillacs songs, and two covers (including The Clash’s Should I Stay or Should I Go).
Korean girlgroup f(x) have now released their first full-length album. Pinocchio (The 1st Album) doesn’t really say who f(x) are as artists, it’s an album filled with a whole lot of musical styles.
The very cooky and extremely dressed SM quintet release their first mini-album since their debut, Nu Abo, serving you very sweet and very happy Kpop, even though the title track is very powerful and just a tad different without being weird.
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.
After fans waited a year, EXO releases their first full-length album to a great deal of expectation. They deliver simple pop that’s decent but underwhelming.
Exitmusic’s debut LP album Passage seeks to bring you through the dark and gloomy side of life by confronting it up close and personal. How well do they fare? Adrienne shares with you her take in this review.
All girl Visual Kei bands are a rare breed, which makes Exist Trace a jewel among indie visual bands. Although they’ve been around since 2003 Twin Gate is their first full-length album.
Esteman’s debut album might exceed anyone’s expectation with his mix of pop and slight electronic influences all into a flavorful Latin wrap, swiftly singing back and forth in Spanish, English and French with the best of the new Colombian music scene… without ever forgetting the incomparable Andrea Echeverri, of course.