The Seoul duo's third LP is their most expansive to date, adding a depth of emotion (and shades of techno) to their curious rhythms and whimsical melodies.
The job of a pop star like Beyoncé is to push pop music forward. On her latest LP, she both pays tribute to and glosses over decades of queer plight in search of clubby new sounds.
The Seoul duo's third LP is their most expansive to date, adding a depth of emotion (and shades of techno) to their curious rhythms and whimsical melodies.