moon tang has built a world that is gentle, intimate, and simply hers, a space where subtle pop melodies, lo-fi textures, and R&B warmth float together. Rising from viral covers and self-written songs shared online, she quickly transformed digital intimacy into real-world presence, earning a deal with Warner Music Hong Kong and a reputation as…
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“SHINE” Fanmeet Brings Thai BL Stars to Rome This May as Part of JIB DREAM FANMEET 6.5
Rome is about to shine a little brighter this spring. On May 24, fans will have the chance to meet the stars of the beloved Thai BL series Shine at a special SHINE Fanmeet in Rome, part of the very unexpected JIB DREAM FANMEET 6.5 event series organised by JUS IN BELLO. For fans of…
Parastar Entertainment Launches Global Audition for Big Ocean, the World’s First Deaf K-Pop Idol Group
When the Spotlight Finally Widens: Why Disability Representation in Entertainment Matters For decades, the entertainment industry has celebrated “difference” on screen and on stage. Still, far too often, disability has been left out of that conversation, or worse, portrayed through stereotypes rather than authentic voices. From film and television to music and fashion, disabled artists…
EXO Return to Their Universe With Eighth Studio Album “REVERXE”
EXO’s legacy and myth-making power have always been undeniable. Since their 2012 debut with an otherworldly concept that changed idol storytelling, the group has become synonymous with cinematic world-building, strong vocals, and pop that never plays it safe. From hits like Growl, Monster, and Love Shot to sold-out world tours and million-selling albums, EXO have…
The Vampire Chronicles: ENHYPEN’s “THE SIN: VANISH” – ALBUM REVIEW
THE SIN: VANISH is a narrative-driven EP which draws on ENHYPEN’s vampire concept and associated lore. Guest starring Park Jeong-min as a newsreader/investigative journalist, the album utilises first-person narration to tell the story of the forbidden romance between a vampire and their lover. While the album has been termed as experimental due to its format,…
CRYSTAL LAKE Deliver Their Most Powerful Statement Yet on “The Weight of Sound”
With The Weight of Sound, Crystal Lake delivers a record that is ferocious yet polished, and what I love most is how it explores what “heaviness” really means. Seven albums in, the Tokyo metalcore titans sound sharper and more focused than ever, turning that intensity into what may be their most complete release yet. Instrumentally,…
moon tang Announces London Debut with “25+1” Tour
Celebrated for her ethereal fusion of dream pop, R&B, and indie folk, moon tang has quickly become one of the most creative voices of her generation. Since her debut, she has been praised for transforming her personal emotions into immersive soundscapes, weaving candid and vulnerable lyrics into subtle melodies. Her work is closely tied to…
KIK Drops New EP “LOW KIK”, A Confident Comeback for the Band
EP LOW KIK goes beyond simply setting where KIK stands as a band. As artists continue to grow, the way they deal with emotions cannot stay the same, and this release is once again completed in a way that clearly reflects “KIK at this moment”. For those who may not be familiar, KIK is a…
As a New Dracula Due to Hit Cinemas, the Original 1931 Version Takes the Top Spot in Ratings
With a new Dracula movie set to hit cinemas next month in the US, a new study reveals that the 1931 classic Dracula remains the highest-rated Dracula-inspired film of all time. The study, conducted by QR Code Generator, evaluated over 50 movies and TV shows inspired by Bram Stoker’s 1897 novel Dracula and ranked them using IMDb scores and Rotten Tomatoes ratings…
YD of Crystal Lake on the New Album, “The Weight of Sound”, Metalcore and the Upcoming Tour
Crystal Lake have long proven that metalcore can be brutal and precise, and that balance is on full display as they prepare to release their sixth studio album, The Weight of Sound, on January 23. When I interviewed YD (Yudai Miyamoto) – the band’s founder and last remaining original member – he spoke less about…
