Listening back to "Pandemonium," from the South Korean underground hip-hop act Garion's 2010 album "Garion2," it's not hard to understand how they could launch a local rap movement.
Seoul-based noise rock band Kuang Program continue to drift farther and farther out on their last release "Flames, Dreams, Laughter," released back in November.
All criticism aside, there is no one better at dialing in a mellow summer jam than Humming Urban Stereo.
miss A's 2011 hit single "Breathe" from their album "Step Up," continues to sound as inventive and original as the day it was released.
On their 2013 debut single "Dog, Afro Maria emerge from the constraints of their musical style to reveal their own melodic version of punk rock with a sound that is as distinctive as it is engaging.
Electronic trio Idiotape's 2014 song "Wasted" features a little bit of driving rhythm and a whole lot of noise.
On their 2014 song "Return," South Korean electronic rock band Hologram Film unleash a sonic onslaught that doesn't let up.
On their rocking single "Solar System Super Stars, released in August, South Korean rock band The Peppertones show that you don't have to dress up to rock out.
Released in 2013, producer BT's "City Life" is a space age slow jam in which he uses his creative production techniques to highlight former S.E.S. vocalist Bada's unique vocal style.
what is it that makes K-pop girl group T-ara's 2009 single "Like The First Time" worth talking about after all these years? In a word, it's the songwriting.
With a hard-edged urban sound and edgy, super-charged vocals devoid of digital gimmickry, SISTAR's 2011 song "Over" shows an entirely different and virtually untapped dimension to an already versatile act
SISTAR's 2012 hit "Alone" still sounds as fresh as the day it was released, another master class from producer Brave Brothers on how to use familiar sounds to create something strikingly new.
On the raging 2004 musical missive "Forest Of Black Shadows" Korean one-man black metal band Infinite Hatred seek to destroy all good will, but create some compelling music in the process.