After a 16 year career, beatmaker Shiroski shares the ups and downs of her musical journey.

Our review of Sound Planet 2025.

Fat Hamster and KANG New explain why 2025 was their biggest year yet.

Our interview with Korean music icon, Pillsoon Jang.

The latest in our "New Music Friday" series is live. Our writers have scoured all the best new tunes coming out of Korea's indie scene and picked their faves.

As we say goodbye to one of Soul’s most riotous bands, we take a look at their final album and what made them such a force.

Korean composer Park Jiha discusses her evolution towards experimental minimalism and why she's distancing herself from the traditional music scene.

The latest in our "New Music Friday" series is live. Our writers have scoured all the best new tunes coming out of Korea's indie scene and picked their faves.

As part of our MTMM series, someone will be sharing their life through the music that shaped them. This week, we talked to Ghost Bookstore bassist Ymir Kim.

Top rock band HarryBigButton celebrate 14 years with a fun concert focused on family.

Our interview with up and coming rock band Socialclub Hyangwu.

The latest in our "New Music Friday" series is live. Our writers have scoured all the best new tunes coming out of Korea's indie scene and picked their faves.

Pop-rock icon talks to us about her influences, her annual Crystal Tea Party, and writing for the “immature woman”.

As part of a new series, someone will be sharing their life through the music that shaped them. This week, we talked to PCR/Gorymurgy guitarist Kimin Kim.

Hong Kong indie band GDJYB talk to us about their long-awaited return to Seoul.

During their recent trip to Asian Pop, Chinese indie rockers Hiperson sat down with Sin Hyunjun to talk about their career so far.

Asian Pop is fast becoming one of the biggest names in Korea’s festival scene. Here, we pick the best acts from last month’s event.

Chip Post Gang is the "caveman noise rock" band no one knew they needed. Here, they talk about what they have in store for their debut.

Our interview with producer Pishu (formerly known as Piano Shoegazer) about his recent name change and making music that isn’t “desperate”.