I’ve been following Neon Bunny‘s career with great interest since the very start. Yet I haven’t seen her perform live a single time. That’s about to change in a week… Continue reading
Post Category → Interviews
Mini-Interview with Juck Juck Grunzie
Every now and then I come to realize that I have barely even mentioned bands that I thought I would’ve blogged plenty about for years. Juck Juck Grunzie is one… Continue reading
Mini-Interview with POPE X POPE
In 2012 The Hitchhiker released debut album Insatiable Curiosity and got it praised by the music lovers that found it. A few experimental releases later, now known as POPE X… Continue reading
Mini-Interview with Flash Flood Darlings
I’m always keen to check out whatever music is promoted by YOUNG,GIFTED&WACK. After being featured on the Sangsang Madang Plugged compilation last year, the real hype for Flash Flood Darlings… Continue reading
Mini-Interview with KMA President Chang-nam Kim
When the nominees for the 12th Korean Music Awards were announced a couple of weeks ago it was the first time since 2009 that all-new categories were introduced: Best Folk… Continue reading
Mini-Interview with Kim Sawol X Kim Haewon
One of the strongest debuts of 2014–to the extent that label applies to collaborating artists that have already been active separately–was that of singer-songwriter duo Kim Sawol X Kim Haewon…. Continue reading
Mini-Interview with Hippie Death Star
There is a special place in my heart reserved for The Plastic Day. The 2009 full-length 30 Seconds Between The Dreamer And The Realist is perhaps the album I’ve bought… Continue reading
Mini-Interview with Atmo
There are some musicians I trust to always deliver regardless of what new directions they take. Kim Daeinn aka jellyboy is definitely one of them. The first time he teamed… Continue reading
Mini-Interview with Loro’s
The 4th ever official post on Indieful ROK, all the way back in January 2008, was a short notice on the coming release of Loro’s first full-length album. I had… Continue reading
Idol Profile: Wagwak
It’s been a couple of years since Wagwak re-located from Seoul to Stockholm, Sweden. The music scene differs quite a bit between the 2 cities–especially when it comes to opportunities… Continue reading