Here are the K-pop news stories that stole our attention in the past week.

Big Bang and Psy Comebacks Delayed

YG Entertainment headline acts like Big Bang and Psy have announced strains on their 2015 comeback plans. The company's representatives admitted that Big Bang's first album in three years has been delayed in order for the artists to create a more perfect album, while Psy is reworking his 2015 comeback album so that it can be enjoyed by a larger, worldwide audience.

Big Bang's album is planned for April, despite initial rumors that it would be released in March, pushing off the entire YG Entertainment schedule for the rest of the year. The CEO of YG Entertainment previously said that Big Bang's March-April comeback would kickstart the YG Entertainment 2015 calender, followed by the comeback of rookie male group iKON and comeback by WINNER, along with Psy's album. No YG Entertainment artists album release dates have been confirmed for 2015.

SXSW Features Epik High, Crayon Pop, and More at K-Pop Night Out

Multiple Korean acts, including YG Entertainment's rap trio Epik High and Chrome Entertainment's girl group Crayon Pop, performed in Austin, Texas at K-Pop Night Out during South By Southwest 2015. Other acts, including EE and the Barbarettes, made waves as some of the only Asian acts to perform at the prominent music portion of the interactive conference. 

EXO Announces Comeback Album "Exodus" With Quizzes and Individual Videos

SM Entertainment's ten-member male idol group EXO began comeback promotions for its upcoming album "Exodus" with a variety of individual teaser videos and a problem-solving activity for fans to answer in order to view teaser images. The male idol group is releasing its second full-length album at the end of March, which will be the group's first album since two members departed the act in 2014.