Apr
24
For Your Viewing Pleasure: Lace Up and See-Through
Welcome back to another installment of For Your Viewing Pleasure where we take time …
Author: Karen
Mar
29
Monsta X Melds Visual Spectacle with a Tantalising Narrative in “Jealousy”
If “Dramarama” was tantalising enough with its complex storyline, coupled with its s…
Mar
15
Got7 Learns to Stand on their Own Feet in “Look”
Got7 has long since moved away from their initial image of hardcore martial arts tum…
Mar
9
“Hwayugi”: Boldly Borrowing a Chinese Tale to Portray Korean Society
Hwayugi (also known as A Korean Odyssey) has been exceedingly well-received beyond t…
Mar
2
#MeToo Movement in South Korea: Dismantling the Male Power Structure
A time of upheaval for women has finally come for South Korea, a country typically t…
Feb
21
Yoseob’s “Where I am gone” Chooses Visual Over Lyrical Brilliance
It has been way too long – six years to be exact – since Yang Yo-seob’s previous sol…
Feb
15
Roy Kim’s “Only Then” is a Doleful Plea to Stay this Winter
Roy Kim’s previous album, Blooming Season, took on a whimsical yet playful personali…
Jan
19
K-pop Indie Gem: Sons of Tiger
Sons of Tiger is a band whose name has yet to reach beyond the walls of Korea’s indi…
Dec
28
Guckkasten’s 2017 Happening Tour: A Perfect Christmas Gift for Fans
Back in 2012, Seoulbeats covered Guckkasten under our Indie Gems segment. In the fiv…
Dec
22
Giriboy’s “Graduation” is a Kaleidoscopic Trip into Space
Back in 2015 when Giriboy released “WYBH1” in Mechanical Album, it was the start of …