Once upon a time there was a band called The Plastic Day that was very, very awesome. Then leader Shin Sunho aka Green relocated to Australia, and a few years later he’d put together a new band called Hippie Death Star. I first interviewed the band in December 2014 while on tour in Korea. About… Continue reading
This article listing Anna’s favorite releases of 2009 was edited by Philip Gowman and first posted on London Korean Links Since finally giving up my life as a student to get out into the real world a couple of years ago my relation to new music has changed a lot. I see an interesting looking… Continue reading
It’s been a while since I last go to writing one of these randomness posts. I had a special topic in mind, but great tragedy struck in the world of K-pop and I couldn’t find a way to write around it. Since then I’ve spent a couple of weeks in Korea with some of my… Continue reading
On January 9th, Bomb & Tree self-released new single, Need an Answer. Following City ‘N Lights and Sooner or Later from 2009 it is his third and like the previous it offers a unique mix of styles, this time in more of an electronic direction. The Plastic Day‘s Ho Seong and Yun Beom played bass… Continue reading
Apparently two of my favorite albums this year were also to the liking of Chris Park over at wakesidevision:– The Plastic Day – 30 Seconds Between the Dreams and the Realist Review– Lune (루네) – Absinthe (1집 압생트) Review
The Korea Times has interviewed The Plastic Day for an article: The Plastic Day Rises in Hongdae
So I know there is already relatively much written about The Plastic Day in English, but I didn’t realize that when asking for a small interview for Indieful ROK. Of course the band is awesome enough to make it worthwhile anyway, so here’s a few questions answered by the band’s vocalist, Sun Ho: Who are… Continue reading