Track Reviews

Muse’s new song ‘Won’t Stand Down’ fires harder than they have since ‘Stockholm Syndrome’

The band return to their roots with an archaeologist’s touch

Woozi’s new solo song ‘Ruby’ is a galvanising introduction that packs a powerful punch

SEVENTEEN’s very own songwriter-producer takes his first step into the limelight with a pop rock anthem that’s equal parts sensual and unruly

Ed Sheeran and Elton John’s new song ‘Merry Christmas’ is a fun, festive frolic for all the family

It's warm enough to toast a marshmallow on and sweeter than a Pumpkin Spice Latte

Chung Ha’s new single ‘Killing Me’ is a powerful ode to the frustration of the times

On the follow-up to her glitzy debut album, the singer confronts vulnerabilities that hit a little too close to home

Stray Kids’ ‘Christmas EveL’ is a festive flex of creativity and originality

The JYP Entertainment boyband continue to subvert expectations on their fun, first-ever seasonal release

Hwasa’s ‘Guilty Pleasure’ is a bold, brilliant ode to life’s conflicting nature

The MAMAMOO singer adds new dimensions to her artistry on the thoughtful three-track release

T-ARA shine on much-wanted comeback release ‘Re:T-ARA’, but fail to stand out

The second generation group’s first release in four years maintains their DNA but can’t match up to their best work

Mark Tuan’s ‘Last Breath’ is a liberating and addictive piece of raw emo-pop

The GOT7 singer and rapper takes a promising first step into his solo career

Adora’s debut solo single ‘Make U Dance’ is an enchanting but safe first step into the spotlight

The song is delightful and captivating, but the former BTS songwriter has yet to find her footing as a soloist

THE BOYZ’s ‘Maverick’ is a dark and dangerous, but not always dynamite, gear-shift

The boyband swap summer anthems for shadowy sexiness, but are let down by a title track that’s divisive and disjointed
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