SNSD Comes Back In Doubles: "Lion Heart" VS "You Think"

A couple of months ago Girls' Generation made their awaited comeback with "Party", and I was less than excited. It was a fun, upbeat summer song with a pretty video but I honestly thought it was a bit bland and definitely a bit too boring for a SNSD title track. Although they've had some pretty distinct title tracks in the past ("I Got A Boy" anyone?) they've at least been interesting in one way or another. I simply wasn't feeling it with "Party", but now they've come back with two new MV's. Hopefully at least one of them will manage to excite me.

Song of the Week #49

Hyukoh - Ohio

I feel like my blog is slowly turning into a Hyukoh fanpage, but can you blame me? This four-piece indie band has taken both my world and South Korea by storm, and I loved absolutely everything I've heard by them which never happens to me anymore. I'm 100% positive this group will only continue to grow and gain more fans and popularity because their music is marvelous.

SHINee Channels The Rocky Horror Show For "Married To The Music" MV

SHINee's back! Again! Like with any full-length album released by SM Entertainment a repackaged version is bound to happen, and while I love me some more SHINee I generally don't support these kind of releases. There's no actual reason for releasing the exact same album with a few new songs except for financial gain, and I seriously don't think SM needs any more money. Still I'm not complaining too much about it because after all it's another couple of weeks of promotions from the boys, and knowing they'll be gone for a while afterwards it's definitely a treat for the fans. 

TBT - SHINee's "Lucifer"

Released: July 19, 2010

I can't believe it's been five years since this masterpiece was released. "Lucifer" was one of the first SHINee videos I watched and at the time it completely blew me away. The song was awesome, the members looked extremely attractive despite the questionable styling and let's not even get started on the choreography. This MV certainly holds a special place in my heart.

The Wonder Girls' Highly Anticipated "Reboot" Lives Up To And Exceeds Expectations

After three years of hiatus, several member changes and plenty of speculation from fans and critics alike the Wonder Girls have finally come back as four. After Sohee and Sunye's departure fans were worried what would become of the three remaining members, and I personally thought the group was done for. That's why it was both astounding and amazing that original member Sunmi, who left in early 2010 and came back as a solo artist in 2013, was rejoining the group. I love Sunmi and although Wonder Girls have been pretty absent my entire K-pop experience I was still super-excited to see what music they would release.