Despite my personal qualms with Blackpink's music, I've always found the girls to be more appealing as four distinct personalities than as a group. This is something that lends very well to solo ventures and much like how member Jennie debuted back in late 2018 with, Rosé has graced us with her own solo venture … Continue reading SONG REVIEW: On The Ground – Rosé (BLACKPINK)
Ever since their debut with the explosive Treasure and experimental Pirate King, ATEEZ have had an incredible, no filler all killer singles run. The triple punch of Wave, Wonderland and Answer remains one of K-pop's all time best and the groups adherance to a bombastic yet heavily melodic sound was one that clicked with me … Continue reading SONG REVIEW: Fireworks (I’m The One) – ATEEZ
Chunga's first full length studio album has been teased for almost a year now with a number of very strong pre-release singles and alluring teasers. Songs like Stay Tonight and Play saw Chungha at her strongest, which only raised expectations for what could have been one of the most momentous comebacks of the year. Unfortunately, … Continue reading SONG REVIEW: Bicycle – Chungha
As SM entertainments newest girl group, Aespa have a monolith of expectations to live up to. Their aggressive and instantly memorable debut Black Mamba acted as a strong introduction to the girls and while I personally didn't think much of it, there's no denying its success. But as successful as a debut may be, a … Continue reading SONG REVIEW: Forever – aespa
As one of YG entertainments most talented and best known rappers, Bobby has been a household name for a while now. As a member of iKON he's shown just how potent an idol rapper can be when utilised properly and his own solo work has showcased his immense skills is many unique and unexpected ways. … Continue reading SONG REVIEW: U Mad – Bobby (iKON)
Rookie group MCND have already perfected one of the key promotional tactics needed for any under the radar rookie group and that is mass promotion. They've really never stopped being out of the public eye and while this doesn't always guarantee success, it's one of the better ways for groups to stay somewhat relevant. And … Continue reading SONG REVIEW: nanana – MCND
It seems like a Hyolyn solo album has been imminent for some time now. Till now she's gone by releasing a number of solid singles, with some immediate standouts and other less successful attempts. This all culminates in the release of ''Say My Name'' her first album after leaving Starship Entertainment. Unfortunately, rather than stuff … Continue reading SONG REVIEW: Say My Name – Hyolyn
Since his stint on Produce X 101 and resulting group X1, I have been completely charmed by Han Seungwoo. He singlehandedly got me to pay more attention to Victon's discography and his talent as a musician really shouldn't be underestimated. He reminds me alot of INFINITE's Dongwoo, an idol who can both rap and sing … Continue reading SONG REVIEW: Sacrifice – Han Seungwoo (VICTON)
I'm a massive fan of Woolim Entertainment. They gave rise to my favourite boy group of all time, Infinite and now house the great Lovelyz and brilliant Golden Child. Those are all groups I adore, so why am I having such a hard time getting into Rocket Punch? While I enjoyed their last mini album … Continue reading SONG REVIEW: Juicy – Rocket Punch
I just havn't been able to get into Cherry Bullet. Apart from their great debut, none of their singles have really connected with me. This lack of enthusiasm was furthered thanks to February's Hands Up which attempted to incorporate an interesting Für Elise sample to less than impressive results. I thought that track was a … Continue reading SONG REVIEW: Aloha Oe – Cherry Bullet
