LOOΠΔ

[#]

It's not that I didn't like it, I just expected something much more interesting and unusual from my favourite K-Pop group.
For most of the Ep was bearable, in fact I even liked it, but no song made such an impression on me as their other works.
Just like their previous albums everything has to start with car comercial, so I don't fucking care, the next track is unfortunately the worst LOONA track so far and I'm really glad that the whole Ep is not made in this direction. That's what a normal ... read more

loona really cured my depression just like that huh
so, this is a drastic change in loona's style going for a more 'empowering' girl crush concept, but let's be honest, we all saw this coming and the dubstep undertone was there the whole time, so this feels like the most natural next step in loona's career
So What might not be my favorite title track ever, it honestly feels like listening to itzy while on drugs, but it has enough charm to be listenable, as for the rest of the ep is all I ... read more

While waiting for LOOΠΔ to return from a 1-year hiatus, I allowed myself to think if I'm getting too picky with music. Not talking about the social pre-requirements for me to care for an artist, but production wise. Maybe I just don't know exactly what 100% pleases me. With "[#]" being out, I have more to be worried with.

LOOΠΔ's "[#]" (pronounced as "Hash") is so much different from what I expected, I don't even know what to say here. While ... read more

Loona are back after a year long break with this new EP “##”
The opening intro is an okay dubstep type track but it doesn’t really encapsulate the sound of the EP overall
“so what” is the most polarising track here, i’m disappointed that it feels kind of generic at times, and the chorus isn’t that great or effective either. However it still has that loona touch to it, the adlibs and vocals are great.
BUT the EP takes an amazing turn with the last 4 ... read more