Comments on: My Introduction to Korean Indie Rock http://paxasiana.com/arc/2008/02/15/my-introduction-to-korean-indie-rock/ International Departures Wed, 08 Sep 2010 09:32:18 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7.1 hourly 1 By: Corina http://paxasiana.com/arc/2008/02/15/my-introduction-to-korean-indie-rock/comment-page-1/#comment-43345 Corina Tue, 03 Nov 2009 14:01:19 +0000 http://paxasiana.com/arc/2008/02/15/my-introduction-to-korean-indie-rock/#comment-43345 <p>Great recommendations, mots of them I know. But I also would recomand Sogyumo Acacia Band, I think they qualify.</p> Great recommendations, mots of them I know. But I also would recomand Sogyumo Acacia Band, I think they qualify.

]]> By: Michal Dord http://paxasiana.com/arc/2008/02/15/my-introduction-to-korean-indie-rock/comment-page-1/#comment-41244 Michal Dord Fri, 24 Apr 2009 17:29:01 +0000 http://paxasiana.com/arc/2008/02/15/my-introduction-to-korean-indie-rock/#comment-41244 <p>I absolutely agree. I can recommend strongly just what I am listening to: Yozoh, Misty Blue, Bluedown, Black Skirts, Monni, Dear Cloud, Lucite Tokki or Belle Epoque and the most interesting is dream rock by ZzzAam, but I have found only three song on net, wish to find their whole album.</p> I absolutely agree. I can recommend strongly just what I am listening to: Yozoh, Misty Blue, Bluedown, Black Skirts, Monni, Dear Cloud, Lucite Tokki or Belle Epoque and the most interesting is dream rock by ZzzAam, but I have found only three song on net, wish to find their whole album.

]]> By: McKenzobozo http://paxasiana.com/arc/2008/02/15/my-introduction-to-korean-indie-rock/comment-page-1/#comment-40028 McKenzobozo Mon, 16 Feb 2009 17:56:05 +0000 http://paxasiana.com/arc/2008/02/15/my-introduction-to-korean-indie-rock/#comment-40028 <p>Hmm, I completely agree with Korean indie rock having that certain appeal that Western music lacks (for me)!</p> <p>But it's also because I like the language more. Korean, when sung, sounds so melodic! I'm not Korean, but I've always wanted to learn the language. My friend's taking it at school, and when she's practicing dialogue for her skits, I always comment on how it sounds like she's singing. xD But then, maybe it's just her.</p> <p>I'm a huggeee fan of Korean indie rock. I like folk rock above all, though (try Bluedawn). I recommend Bluedawn, Yozoh, The Melody, Dear Cloud, Nell, Love & Pop, and Adult Child. Yay for laid back music!</p> Hmm, I completely agree with Korean indie rock having that certain appeal that Western music lacks (for me)!

But it’s also because I like the language more. Korean, when sung, sounds so melodic! I’m not Korean, but I’ve always wanted to learn the language. My friend’s taking it at school, and when she’s practicing dialogue for her skits, I always comment on how it sounds like she’s singing. xD But then, maybe it’s just her.

I’m a huggeee fan of Korean indie rock. I like folk rock above all, though (try Bluedawn). I recommend Bluedawn, Yozoh, The Melody, Dear Cloud, Nell, Love & Pop, and Adult Child. Yay for laid back music!

]]> By: Stephen http://paxasiana.com/arc/2008/02/15/my-introduction-to-korean-indie-rock/comment-page-1/#comment-27477 Stephen Thu, 28 Feb 2008 19:37:53 +0000 http://paxasiana.com/arc/2008/02/15/my-introduction-to-korean-indie-rock/#comment-27477 <p>Hi, I apologize for that. I simply got the impression from not seeing much English on your website, as well as reading others' comments on other blogs. I will contact you soon for a price quote for Earip's CD. Thank you for letting me know!</p> Hi, I apologize for that. I simply got the impression from not seeing much English on your website, as well as reading others’ comments on other blogs. I will contact you soon for a price quote for Earip’s CD. Thank you for letting me know!

]]> By: PoPo http://paxasiana.com/arc/2008/02/15/my-introduction-to-korean-indie-rock/comment-page-1/#comment-27474 PoPo Thu, 28 Feb 2008 15:54:40 +0000 http://paxasiana.com/arc/2008/02/15/my-introduction-to-korean-indie-rock/#comment-27474 <p>Hello! This is Post Poetics office. You can buy Earip's new album through our mail order system. We don't understand why you thought that we cannot communicate in English. Anyways, let us know if you're interested in buying the album. Bye!</p> Hello! This is Post Poetics office. You can buy Earip’s new album through our mail order system. We don’t understand why you thought that we cannot communicate in English. Anyways, let us know if you’re interested in buying the album. Bye!

]]> By: Stephen http://paxasiana.com/arc/2008/02/15/my-introduction-to-korean-indie-rock/comment-page-1/#comment-27294 Stephen Sat, 23 Feb 2008 03:55:18 +0000 http://paxasiana.com/arc/2008/02/15/my-introduction-to-korean-indie-rock/#comment-27294 <p>Hey, cool. Thanks for all your recommendations; I'll be sure to check them all out! Glad that I'm not the only one around here that's stumbled upon the genre, for sure.</p> Hey, cool. Thanks for all your recommendations; I’ll be sure to check them all out! Glad that I’m not the only one around here that’s stumbled upon the genre, for sure.

]]> By: Chanhee http://paxasiana.com/arc/2008/02/15/my-introduction-to-korean-indie-rock/comment-page-1/#comment-27261 Chanhee Thu, 21 Feb 2008 20:39:42 +0000 http://paxasiana.com/arc/2008/02/15/my-introduction-to-korean-indie-rock/#comment-27261 <p>Oh, and there was Lucid Falls. their music is usually acoustic and atmospheric. their soundtrack to the movie, "Bust, Stop" (Korean movie) was one of their best albums and also features Earip.</p> Oh, and there was Lucid Falls. their music is usually acoustic and atmospheric. their soundtrack to the movie, “Bust, Stop” (Korean movie) was one of their best albums and also features Earip.

]]> By: Chanhee http://paxasiana.com/arc/2008/02/15/my-introduction-to-korean-indie-rock/comment-page-1/#comment-27260 Chanhee Thu, 21 Feb 2008 20:36:22 +0000 http://paxasiana.com/arc/2008/02/15/my-introduction-to-korean-indie-rock/#comment-27260 <p>I was really into Korean indie bands during my college years. I was also hooked to Sweater, but never heard of Misty Blue.</p> <p>Other discoveries I had were Sugar Donut, PB's, Sister's Barbarshop (언니네 이발관), Cherry Filter, Loveholic, Delispice, and most recently Rumblefish. I strongly recommend checkign out Delispice~</p> <p>Loveholic's and Rumblefish are considered mainstream, I suppose, but they are nevertheless interesting. Loveholic (despite the name) has the Beetles meets alt rock feel. Rumblefish is usually upbeat and has a powerful female vocal. My favorite of their song is "I Go". Good to know i'm not the only one who knows about Sweater in the states...</p> <p>Have</p> I was really into Korean indie bands during my college years. I was also hooked to Sweater, but never heard of Misty Blue.

Other discoveries I had were Sugar Donut, PB’s, Sister’s Barbarshop (언니네 이발관), Cherry Filter, Loveholic, Delispice, and most recently Rumblefish. I strongly recommend checkign out Delispice~

Loveholic’s and Rumblefish are considered mainstream, I suppose, but they are nevertheless interesting. Loveholic (despite the name) has the Beetles meets alt rock feel. Rumblefish is usually upbeat and has a powerful female vocal. My favorite of their song is “I Go”. Good to know i’m not the only one who knows about Sweater in the states…

Have

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