18 responses to “The Rose Deep Dive: On The Fringes Of K-pop”

  1. Kpop’s Best Albums: Encore – Married To The Music Avatar

    […] work in English or bands who aren’t *technically* k-pop. So this is about artists like eaJ, The Rose, Rolling Quartz, or […]

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  2. Rolling Quartz Deep Dive #1/2: Raise A Fist And Sing Your Heart Out – Married To The Music Avatar

    […] They’re the fourth band (as, in, playing their own instruments) I’ve covered, after The Rose, ONEWE, and Day6. In fact, they’re the first female band I’ve covered on this blog, […]

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  3. QWER Deep Dive: Fresh Faces Or Fake Idols? – Married To The Music Avatar

    […] They’re the sixth band (as in, playing instruments), I’ve covered, after Day6, The Rose, ONEWE, Rolling Quartz, and […]

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  4. ONEWE Deep Dive: Day6’s Rock Ballad Cousin – Married To The Music: A K-pop Review Blog Avatar

    […] are my credentials: This is (I think) the 4th full band I’ve covered on this blog, after The Rose, Lucy, and Rolling Quartz, but to be honest, besides that and the fact that they’re having a […]

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  5. Day6 Deep Dive #1/3: Welcome (Back) To The Show – Married To The Music: A K-pop Review Blog Avatar

    […] 2016) also on keyboard. This makes them the sixth bonafide band I’ve covered on the blog, after The Rose, Lucy, Rolling Quartz, ONEWE, and Xdinary […]

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  6. A Kpop Fan’s Favorite Musicals & Soundtracks – Married To The Music: A K-pop Review Blog Avatar

    […] are, very basically, anything created for a movie or tv show, and their genres vary wildly. Think Stranger by The Rose, Good Person by Haechan, or Give Me Your Heart by […]

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  7. Best Albums: Gen 4 – Married To The Music: A K-pop Review Blog Avatar

    […] more introspective and angsty Dusk side and the brighter, more hopeful and upbeat Dawn side, Dual, with songs in Korean and English, covers mental health, heartbreak, and everything in […]

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  8. Best Albums – Married To The Music: A K-pop Review Blog Avatar

    […] more introspective and angsty Dusk side and the brighter, more hopeful and upbeat Dawn side, Dual, with songs in Korean and English, covers mental health, heartbreak, and everything in […]

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