Aespa’s ‘Savage’ boldly advances group’s AI avatar concept with futuristic experimental production

Savage serves as an ambitious record highlighted by surrealist visuals, unflinching lyrics and futuristic experimental production.
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Savage serves as an ambitious record highlighted by surrealist visuals, unflinching lyrics and futuristic experimental production.
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Whether you’re flying from halfway across the globe or driving through the Bay, music can always accompany the emotions we might feel on our journey.
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On the fifth episode of Setting the Record Straight, co-hosts Jack Graves and MJ Harris share their thoughts on Map of the Soul: 7, the latest album by K-pop sensation, BTS.
Here, we’ve described our top five on our ultimate K-pop playlist, but there are so many more K-pop songs for you to check out!
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When we considered doing long distance, I was reluctant. I didn’t want us to waste each other’s time in pursuit of an empty “maybe.”
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I love music enough to create it, to write about it, to critique it, to consume it at all hours. It’s exciting to see K-pop rapidly grow in popularity, inspiring non-Korean fans to become acquainted with a culture they may not have known much about otherwise.
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The role that lightning-struck Brown was that of Maria in a production of “West Side Story” her senior year of high school.
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Korean pop music, or K-pop, has finally made its way to America — and it’s here to stay. Although Korean groups such as Wonder Girls and EXO have previously tried to break into the American music industry, Bangtan Sonyeondan, or BTS, has been the K-pop group to make its mark, specifically with its 2018 album Love
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BTS’ latest, Love Yourself 轉 ‘Tear,’ the last of a triptych of albums, is not what we would expect for its triumphant American breakthrough.
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We at the Clog had the pleasure of catching a glimpse into the seemingly insular community at the International House. They were having their weekly coffee hour and the featured country was Korea. With K-pop blasting in the background and eager revelers crowding around the calligraphy table, I-House proved anything
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