Posted on 28 July 2010. Tags: 10cm, Chris Park, daybreak, DJ Lozik, Footman's Frothings, Frenzy, Grand Mint Festival, indie, indie music, joa band, Korea Gig, Korean music, korean music scene, Mark Russell, Pentaport Rock Festival, Sweet Guerillaz, The Koxx, Violet Sweets, Voize, wakesideveision
Realizing I will never have the time to do something useful with all those Korean indie music-related posts I’ve starred in Google Reader over the last few months, here’s a selection of links from the past couple of days:
Malaysia-based entertainment site Voize has provided its audience with an introduction to The Koxx: Meet the Koxx. In case you have yet to check out the electro/rock band yourself, it just so happens that they have 5 out of 6 songs from their first mini album available on MySpace.
Over at Violet Sweets, wassereis has started a new post series called “infocorner” where I’m sure there’ll be plenty of interesting things to learn on selected artists. First up is 10cm: [Infocorner] 10cm.


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Posted on 10 May 2010. Tags: indie music, korean music scene, What's Up
A version of this interview was published in May 2010’s issue of the Groove magazine. All photos in the printed article are Aaron Brown’s; all photos below are my own.


With little warning, the synth keyboard, guitar, and drum trio halted their sound check and listened. “Can you check that feedback? It might be a bad cord.” The venue staff went silent as the noise played on. The curious part was this feedback had a melody – not like the tune they were playing, but something strangely similar. A off-kilter foreshadowing of the performance, or just a weird glitch? Turns out it was the latter, but still an unusual moment with an unusual band.
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