Opt for their initials or iconic motifs from their album covers ... ultimately the very core of K-pop idol culture. These are ...

Here are 60 awful metal album covers. Whether it's cheesy '80s drawings or some very recent works by prominent bands, selecting album art always comes with inherent risk. Art is subjective ...

Hugh McIntyre covers music, with a focus on the global charts. It’s no secret that albums from some ... Stray Kids, Exo, and many others. Five K-pop acts manage to appear on the list with ...

Charli XCX’s Mercury-nominated album Brat is as well known for its cover art as it is for its boldly irreverent music. A slime green square with the album title spelt out in blurry lowercase ...

One album cover has been selected from each year, dating back to 1949, which is represented by Alex Steinweiss’s design for Beethoven’s Symphony No. 3 – created as an alternative to the plain sleeves ...

Regina Kim covers Korean and ... This bubbly earworm from Korean singer Chuu is the perfect, feel-good song for the summer. The title track off her second solo album, “Strawberry Rush” has ...

catalog albums the week's most popular albums across all genres at least 18 months old and that have fallen below no. 100 on the billboard 200, based on multimetric consumption, blending ...

If last year was the one for the rookies with the debut of about 30 newcomer K-pop boy and girl groups, familiar faces and ...

Baekhyun of K-Pop group EXO on Monday issued an apology after he was criticized for a viral video showing him vaping inside a restaurant in Macau. According to a translation by Soompi, a statement by ...

The most-streamed albums of the week in the U.S., as compiled by Luminate. Titles are ranked by streaming equivalent album (SEA) units, where each SEA unit equals 3,750 ad-supported or 1,250 paid ...

The K-Town Festival 2.0 is set to return to Mumbai, promising an exciting celebration of K-pop with an impressive lineup. This year, global superstars EXO's CHEN and XIUMIN, GOT7's BAMBAM ...

1. The Who – Who’s Next (1971) The Who’s fifth studio album is an absolute belter, featuring Baba O’Riley, Won’t Get Fooled Again and Behind Blue Eyes. Who’s Next was originally ...