Carmen Chin, Author at NME

Finished ‘Song of the Bandits’? Here’s what to watch next

Here are five K-dramas rife with politics, action and some romance set against the rich backdrop of Korean history

‘Song of the Bandits’ review: bandits and soldiers are no match for Kim Nam-gil

Netflix’s latest K-drama is thrilling and cinematically stunning, though not very historically accurate

‘Han River Police’ review: same old police procedural, new hyper-specific law enforcement

Disney+’s latest police procedural, this time spotlighting the Han River coastguards, is nothing to write home about

LE SSERAFIM live in Osaka: a charming, emotional celebration of community

On their first overseas tour, the quintet display incredible levels of charisma and showmanship that can only be compared to that of seasoned acts

RIIZE carve out a refreshing, distinct sound for themselves on ‘Get A Guitar’

As SM Entertainment’s first new boyband in seven years, expectations were high – and they were successfully met

‘Behind Your Touch’ review: cheap slapstick humour hits rock bottom

This new Netflix Korean series offers up some middling laughs, but there’s nothing beyond the surface

‘Mask Girl’ review: a captivating tale of murder and vengeance

Netflix’s new K-drama thriller, brilliantly written and directed by Kim Young-hoon, is poised to be one of the year’s best

EVERGLOW, for better or worse, stick with what they know on ‘Slay’

The six-piece end their long hiatus with ‘All My Girls’, but the single album doesn’t live up to the hype

LE SSERAFIM join forces with Ado for Japanese version of ‘Unforgiven’

In support of the upcoming release of their second Japanese single album of the same name later this month

Super Junior’s Kyuhyun signs with Yoo Jae-suk’s agency Antenna

"We plan on actively supporting Kyuhyun’s wide breadth of activities in various ways, so please show lots of support for Kyuhyun who is standing at a new starting line"