With the burgeoning growth of K-pop in its current state, many newer fans are unaware of many of the genres past classics. That’s why every week I will be taking a look back at some of K-pop’s most exciting and iconic tracks that were released before the conception of this blog to shed some light … Continue reading Retro Rewind: Catch Me – TVXQ!
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SONG REVIEW: 1 Billion Views (Feat. Moon) – EXO-SC
I've had a strained relationship with EXO-SC. As much as I've wanted to love them, they've consistently released the weakest EXO adjacent material. Their music is just not for me and their debut single What a Life was everything I despised about modern music in one unpleasant package. It was one of my least favourite … Continue reading SONG REVIEW: 1 Billion Views (Feat. Moon) – EXO-SC
SONG REVIEW: Apple – GFRIEND
For a while now, Gfriend have been stuck rehashing past glories with songs that while enjoyable, feel much more underwhelming than they should for a group of their status. Such was the case with early 2020 single Crossroads, which while solid pretty much vanished from memory after a few weeks. It also didn't help that … Continue reading SONG REVIEW: Apple – GFRIEND
Ranking Every Single: TWICE
With the release of new Japanese single Fanfare, I thought it would be the perfect time to compile my personal ranking of each of Twice's singles. They are one of the biggest girl groups in Asia after all and have been dubbed 'The Nations Girl Group' on multiple occasions. So it seems fitting that they … Continue reading Ranking Every Single: TWICE
KBOPPED’S Best KPOP B-Sides of 2020: Mid-Year Edition
While title tracks are usually what steal the show, I'm someone more interested in what the accompanying albums contain. I've often found that some of my favourite songs of the year are unprompted album tracks that I never would have found if I had not actively began looking for and listening to most of what … Continue reading KBOPPED’S Best KPOP B-Sides of 2020: Mid-Year Edition
SONG REVIEW: Monster – Irene & Seulgi (Red Velvet)
In my mind, a Red Velvet sub-unit has been a long time coming. The group have covered so much musical ground over the last 6 years, it was about time that some of the members started to branch out into their own little niches. Given the hype surrounding the Irene x Seulgi sub-unit, I guess … Continue reading SONG REVIEW: Monster – Irene & Seulgi (Red Velvet)
SONG REVIEW: Play (feat. Changmo) – Chungha
Chungha has been teasing her new album for a while now. Her first pre-release Stay Tonight was a great modern dance track and even her CF single, Be Yourself was surprisingly solid. Not only has this raised anticipation for her album but it also proves that she's a dynamite performer capable of pulling off multiple … Continue reading SONG REVIEW: Play (feat. Changmo) – Chungha
SONG REVIEW: Easy – Stray Kids
Stray Kids are going all out with the promotional cycle of their first full length album and I couldn't be happier about it. It's one of the years stronger projects, full of strong, genre bending material that really helps showcase the groups different sides. God's Menu has grown on me ever so slightly since release … Continue reading SONG REVIEW: Easy – Stray Kids
SONG REVIEW: Summer Breeze – SF9
After years of being under-appreciated, SF9 finally hit big with their January hit Good Guy. I enjoyed that song quite a bit and while it was no Now or Never, it felt like a solid breakout song. Thanks to members Rowoon and Chani gaining attention through their acting gigs, the group have finally gotten enough … Continue reading SONG REVIEW: Summer Breeze – SF9
SONG REVIEW: Tag Me (@Me) – Weeekly
Ok it's been a few days since the release of Tag Me (@Me) but I've finally got around to giving it the full review that it deserves. Better late than never I guess! Weeekly's debut has been one of the years more anticipated events and while I do enjoy the work of label mates Apink … Continue reading SONG REVIEW: Tag Me (@Me) – Weeekly










