First and foremost, fuck Blockberry Creative and all that they stand for.
In a genre who’s eventual mark on the music industry will be mismanagement, downright cruel business practices that prioritize image and capital over artist’s wellbeing, leading to successful suicides from some of the genre’s largest stars, slave labor contracts, capitalistic greed, sexual assault coverups, and poorly concealed abuse scandals, it is a breath of fresh air to see a group crafting their ... read more
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<Version Up> é a antítese do k-pop — um disco que nasce do que há de melhor e pior nessa indústria.
Muitos aqui provavelmente estão familiarizados com a história do LOONA. Elas fizeram a melhor estreia da quarta geração, começaram com subunidades que reaproveitavam algumas das melhores abordagens do gênero e depois foram ... read more
THEY ARE BACK. Every Loona member filed a leave of absence lawsuit against the evil corporation blockberrycreative (growlz) and prevailed. OEC's critically praised mini album Mix & Match and its repackaged album Max & Match set a high bar for K-Pop, enticing many fans who had been wary of or unfamiliar with the genre. As a result, Orbits (LOONA's following) were very excited for some news of their return in any form and we finally have one from (imo) the best sub-unit of the group. ... read more
After 6 year hiatus and preceding court which received big attention from either loona fans or k-pop fans, odd eye circle released the mini album if it doesn't reach the bar of "Max&Mitch", which is considered the best k-pop release, but still is a flawless body of work with retro influence and nice flow from all members
I really hope that this act will continue to have more releases
I don't follow the K-Pop scene and apparently something good happened so yeah that's cool I guess, but this doesn't hold it's own nearly as well as Max & Match did...
Coming into this I had reallyyy high expectations after their debut project which definitely influenced me a bit but I still enjoyed this. It’s pretty hard to compare to their old works as well just because so much time has passed.
Air Force One can definitely suffer from “lalala” chorus syndrome but still manages to be pretty fun. The production is futuristic and has a prominent Jersey Club influence throughout which I love. Even though the buildup to the chorus is really ... read more
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