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KARD is one of the rare K-Pop groups that features both men and women (the industry, borrowing from educational…

I have a soft spot for any song that riffs from Pachelbel’s Canon, so I do like this song from the early days of…

Did you know it was practically summer in New York today? It’s not just us; cities up and down the Eastern seaboard h…

The story of Ulala Session is a tragic one. It begins as many other quasi-indie K-Pop acts do: a meteoric rise via a…

Spring is in the air! Or, at least, it doesn’t seem as cold as it used to be, and I’ll take all the hopeful signs I…

As someone who — by the sheer definition of his profession — has to stay plugged in to the goings-on of the world,…

Sorry, Rihanna. Different Umbrella. (But yours is good, too!)

In the interest of timeliness, here’s an Olympics-related one from way back in 2012.

Never say that K-Pop is only bubblegum pop and guyliner, because it sure isn’t. Sunny Hill’s Midnight Circus is…

Trot is a uniquely Korean genre of music that hit its heyday in the 70s and 80s, but there are still artists new and…

Seventeen is a 13-member (I know, don’t ask) group that debuted in 2015. Since then, they’ve racked up an impressive…

I suppose this technically falls under the purview of K-hip hop, but you’ll find fans discussing all sorts of Korean…

After kicking things off yesterday with a blast from the past, let’s return K-Pop in 2018. Here’s the latest from…

Hello, Kotaku readers! I’m Seung, your friendly neighborhood social media editor (you can sometimes catch me around…

There isn’t a StarCraft anime, but if there were, perhaps it would look like this?

Jung Joon Young isn’t only a regular on South Korean TV, but he’s also the lead singer of the rock group Drug…

South Korean site Inven recently spoke with PUBG Corp boss C.H. Kim about the future of Battlegrounds, including the…