Ten years since their debut, SEVENTEEN has once again come out with a completely different album, showcasing the group’s strengths and individual talents of the members.
The boys are back with a retro spin on their usual flair, infused with attitude and villainous baselines.
Almost a year after their last release, i-dle have made a comeback with a change in name but not attitude.
Put together by the team behind some of the most well-known K-Pop groups of all-time, HITGS are undeniably a group to watch. The five members tell us about how they’re determined to still carve out their own path, what they miss from home, and more.
Amidst their breathless yet thrilling promotion period, we caught 82MAJOR for a deep dive on the mastery behind their music and identity as a group.
HITGS make their debut with the youthful EP “Things We Love : H,” trying to make their mark in the world of K-Pop.
An unconventional yet adored usage of Farsi sparks conversations about when cultural influence is done right.
After two decades as one of the best known indie bands in Mandopop, the prolific sodagreen chats to &ASIAN about their long career ahead of their first ever concert in the UK.
Seven months after their ever-fabulous “CRAZY” era, the girls are back with something even hotter.
ONEWE returned with their second album, cementing their diversity and versatility as idols, musicians, and composers.
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