It’s been a very vintage week for releases with music videos harking back to virtually every era from the 60s onwards being released by both mainstream and alternative artists. Of course the Wonder Girls have been the ones capturing all the attention with their latest 80s pop gem but…
Juck Juck Grunzie is a psychedelic noise-rock band from Seoul. Known for creating music that merges irregular rhythms and chaotic soundscapes, the group, in their own words, forms music that explores the boundaries between dreams and nightmares to create something dark, mysterious, and hauntingly beautiful.
Originally formed as an…
After a couple of weeks slacking, we’re bringing back this feature. As always there were a lot of songs released this week and not all could make the cut. As much as EXO tried to demonstrate their intense love of sports, I just wasn’t buying it. Eun Ji…
There is more to Korean music than K-pop and hip-hop. Not that there is anything wrong with those genres but if you don’t expand your knowledge, you are truly missing out on some great talent. One such talent is the amazing group, Rock ‘N’ Roll Radio. The…
It’s that time of the week again when I subject myself to a few of hours of often distinctly mediocre music videos so that I can find the genuinely good ones and spare you the same trouble. So here we are, my top ten best music videos of the…
Asian Americans have historically been chronically under-represented on the global music stage. Recently, however, a lot of musicians have been working hard to change this. Looking to follow in the footsteps of other successful Asian American artists like Far East Movement and Jay Park and make their own mark…
Yes, it’s that time of the week again. As promised in the title, here are 10 of the best music videos of the week
1. Hugh Keice x Park Soyu – Milk Tea
Hugh Keice was one of the first artists we ever…
