TWICE are the latest group to include Dingo Music‘s Killing Voice as a stop to promote their latest comeback, and they’ve blessed us with a 31-minute, 19-song marathon. This feature …
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While it’s not Killing Voice, Dingo Music is back with a Rising Voice packed chock full of quality thanks to the combination of Weeekly‘s Monday, Soojin, and Jihan, H1-KEY‘s Hwiseo …
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Red Velvet almost feel like a popular second generation group based on the depth of their discography, and so it’s appropriate that for this comeback they’re making an appearance on …
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I’ve been skipping some stuff as I’ve been catching up on releases and what not, but I don’t think I could be a true K-pop hag and skip over INFINITE‘s …
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Perhaps my favorite thing about hag group comebacks with quality discographies nowadays is all the medleys that come out of it that the fetuses simply can’t match, and despite whatever …
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I am thrilled to announce that there’s just so much KARA content right now, enough that I have to make a bunch of separate posts about their “When I Move” …
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Even more than getting their quality reunion comeback in “When I Move”, I’m glad KARA are doing the usual promotional rounds for it because they are another one of those …
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Like I said about their Killing Voice, veteran groups sticking around is great because they can provide a treasure trove of content that most newer groups won’t or can’t do, …
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One of the best things about veteran groups staying active is they have the chance to participate in contemporary features like Dingo Music‘s Killing Voice, and they have a deep …
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Following the release of the music video for “TIKI TAKA”, I was satisfied that T-ara had returned with something fun, but I lamented that it was chosen over “ALL KILL“. …
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Asian Junkie Asian pop. Without discretion.