With Guilty, Taemin taps into his maturity, his sensuality in a way that I've not quite heard from him before.

U-KNOW Yunho has a voice that has aged as elegantly as he has. While Reality Show does highlight that it also crawls over into camp.

At this point, it should come as no surprise that Crush has set the standard for R&B in South Korea...yet again!

HARD, the latest from veteran group SHINee, definitively defines the foursome in their latest era.

The first double review on MMMusic! It comes in the wake of transition for group fromis_9.

The lads of GOT7 return with a self-titled EP that boasts its most mature work to date.

Another year. Another 100 Favorite Albums. 2021 was rough. But music is everlasting.

AKMU is back with their collaboration album NEXT EPISODE! If this is truly the next phase, we've got much to look forward to from them.

Red Velvet's Queendom doesn't so much stamp them as the "queens" of the genre as it solidifies them as a very capable, mature pop group.

With his debut EP, BAD LOVE, KEY manages to find his own voice and fearlessly express his vocal strength.

LOONA's [&} is another in a long list of K-pop that sounds the same and adds very little to the conversation.

LUNARSOLAR's latest, Rise, doesn't do much to differentiate it from any other girl group release of the past five years.

With his debut EP, Empathy, Do Kyungsoo proves that he has the range!

Baekhyun's third EP, Bambi, is a surprising delve into some legitimate R&B from the young K-pop star.

With the latest in their "The Book of Us" series, Day6 solidifies its status as a competent pop-rock band.