Another well written review was posted at koreanpop.org yesterday. This time my expectations on Lee Jang Hyuk‘s second album (that I’m hoping will arrive before the end of the week)… Continue reading
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SmackSoft reviewed at koreanpop.org
A well written review of Whang Boryung‘s SmackSoft EP can be found at koreanpop.org: Whang Boryung (황보령), SmackSoft. Not merely discussing the new EP and Whang Boryung’s previous achievements, the… Continue reading
Kim Yuna’s second solo album well received in London
Philip of London Korean Links bought Jaurim vocalist Kim Yuna‘s second solo album, 琉璃假面(유리가면), on impulse not too long ago and was very pleased with it. How pleased you can… Continue reading
Traveler reviewed on last.fm
Though different from my own in many ways, I’d say Cloviece has a fine taste in music. A few days ago she posted a journal entry on last.fm called ’08… Continue reading
Nell’s The Trace on YumCha! Editor Picks
YesAsia’s YumCha! section was updated today. In the Editor’s Picks section, Sanwei had written a piece on Nell‘s The Trace: Traces of Nell.
Recollecting Nell’s first album
The feeds over at Asian Media Paparazzi are streaming again, and so I go to read this nice piece written by Kara a few weeks ago: Listen & Repeat: NeLL’s… Continue reading
Philip Gowman’s favorite releases of 2008
You have of course already read the LKL Critic’s choice articles from me and Mark Russell. Now it’s time to once again visit London Korean Links to read a bit… Continue reading
Mark Russell’s favorite releases of 2008
Just like I did last week, Mark Russell (author of Pop Goes Korea and admin of Korea Gig Guide) has put forward his choice of albums of 2008 for London… Continue reading
helikoppter’s favorite releases of 2008
The year is coming to an end and so it is time to summarize 2008 in a number of ways. Just like in 2007 I was asked to write a… Continue reading
Moonshine’s Eternal reviewed
Metal duo Moonshine added a few reviews of third album Eternal to MySpace today: from Archaic Metallurgy, Metal Centre, Rock Hospital and Circle of Destruction. All say pretty much the… Continue reading