K-Pop’s hottest new girl band: She’z

Even with the rigid training schedules of the Korean music industry, it’s still hard to find a group –especially a girl group– that can tick all the boxes. There aren’t many groups who can sing (and I mean really sing), dance, and perform exceptionally well, while also being supremely hot and signed to a record [...]

Gangkiz debut on Music Bank with trashy results

K-Pop’s trashiest new girl group Gangkiz made their live debut on Music Bank tonight with a performance of their addictive single “Honey Honey”. I get that Gangkiz are supposed to be a joke with the way they’ve ripped-off T-ara and all, but did their agency really need to style the girls in T-ara’s “Lovey-Dovey” outfits? [...]

INFINITE return with flawless performance of “The Chaser”

INFINITE‘s new single “The Chaser” (review here) has been slaying me in ways I never thought possible, so I’ve been ferociously waiting like a rabid dog to see it performed live for the first time. The perfect seven made their return on tonight’s episode of M! Countdown with a double performance, serving up both “The Chaser” [...]

[Single Review] INFINITE – “The Chaser”

There hasn’t been a better boy band than INFINITE since INFINITE. B.A.P. are coming close, but with INFINITE being two years into their career, they’ve had more time to perfect themselves with their synchronized stage moves and Sweetune-produced sound. Success didn’t come to INFINITE overnight. They spent more than a year releasing moderately-successful singles before [...]

Gangkiz release “Honey Honey” MV, become flawless new Queens of K-Trash

Remember when Nine Muses debuted as a bunch of former catalog models strutting around in lingerie and dinner jackets butchering the flawless SNSD knock-off “No Playboy”? Or when T-ara first mimed their way through “Lies” and then returned dressed like cats in a music video that showed people getting fucked in the toilet of a [...]

[Single Review] Junsu – “TARANTALLEGRA”

When TVXQ split in half, the opposing sides went in dramatically different directions. JYJ excelled at dramatic, self-composed vocal ballads, while HoMin proved that they were the charismatic masters of the stage with their bulletproof uptempos and slick R&B. JYJ have attempted to do more than just power balladry, delving into dance-pop and even collaborating [...]