A new voice on Kpop
I feel like this is such a lazy post, but I wanted to share at least something with you all to start off this month. I’ve been watching Feel Special on repeat since it came out but I can’t find it in me to listen to the whole album and do a review. I also
I don’t do too many reviews on this blog because I don’t necessarily know if you guys would want to hear my opinions on the many weird and varied reads that I pick up, but I just finished reading two incredible novels by the Japanese author Yoko Ogawa—Memory Police and The Housekeeper & the Professor—and
I resisted calling myself a ReVeluv for a long time. I didn’t feel like I’d earned it and I didn’t want to include myself in a community that I wouldn’t actually know anything about. Then I realized I was always anticipating their comebacks, watching all their live stages, and reviewing all their albums. So I
I’ll admit: I haven’t done right by Pentagon lately. I just haven’t been following their comebacks and I feel terrible because Pentagon is actually super talented. All of the songs of theirs that I’ve listened to have impressed me and I got attached to each of them as people. I found Pentagon just after their
My girls! I’ve loved Oh My Girl from the moment I first stumbled upon the concept art for Pink Ocean on Tumblr. They have songs I can sing along to, concepts that make me excited to buy their albums, and choreo that’s both cute and interesting to watch. They’re easily one of my favorite girl
