ALBUM REVIEW: TWICE – “&TWICE”
More than two weeks ago, TWICE released their second Japanese full album, "&TWICE". The album debuted at #1 on the Oricon chart with more than 124,000 copies sold in the first week.
ALBUM REVIEW: WJSN – “AS YOU WISH”
On November 19, WJSN came back with their new mini album ‘As You Wish’. The girls are known for their pure yet magical concepts and they continue to show their signature charms.
MOVIE REVIEW: TSUMIKI NO IE (LA MAISON EN PETITS CUBES)
As a fan of movies in general, Idol Killer is always open to any type of film, so it was only natural for him to want to sit down and watch one that would be different from what is usually advertised.
PLAYLIST REVIEW: “QUEENDOM” FINAL SONGS
After two months of airing, the Mnet show "Queendom" finally released the highly anticipated finale singles. Rektinq and yooamygirls took a listen to all of them.
SONG REVIEW: SCANDAL – “SAISHUHEIKI KIMI”
"Saishuheiki Kimi" is a digital single by Japanese pop rock band SCANDAL. It was released on November 6 and is the third single of the group under their newly-established band-run music label "her".
MOVIE REVIEW: “DODORO”
After Idol Killer finished reading "Dororo", he became a huge fan of Tezuka—and so, he was excited to watch this movie.
SONG REVIEW: HYUNA – “FLOWER SHOWER”
Hyuna made an unexpected comeback when her teaser for 'Flower Shower' was dropped only a week before the release, surprising both her fans and non-fans.
DRAMA REVIEW: “LOVE ALARM”
In the fictional world of "Love Alarm", people have become dependent on a mobile application, and take its rings as Gospel.
ALBUM REVIEW: TAEYEON – “PURPOSE”
Although Taeyeon has been consistently releasing music since her solo debut in 2015, this album—in particular—has been anticipated for a long time. BlueNose and yooamygirls decided to share their thoughts on it.
SONG REVIEW: GFRIEND – “FALLIN’ LIGHT”
On October 30, 2019, Gfriend released "Fallin' Light", the eponymous title track of their first Japanese full album. And according to Rektinq, the moment the music starts, you can instantly feel the song's majesty.