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I was never the kind of teenager who would listen to cool music and wear cool clothes. But I loved Radiohead. I am not a specialist of the band, like I could not say if Ok Computer is actually better than Kid A but the music had always a very powerful and deep effect on me.
Spending one afternoon in a tropical greenhouse with Thom Yorke in London was a dream. He is a modern genuine genius.
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BTS Featured on Crackmagazine
The seven-member boy band breaking out of K-pop’s confines
The world’s biggest pop groups are no longer western but via South Korea’s K-pop industry, and BTS (rappers RM, Suga and J-Hope, and vocalists V, Jungkook, Jin and Jimin), who have achieved multi-million selling albums and mainstream US success, are the reigning kings. Since debuting in 2013, BTS bucked the general K-pop methodology of restricting idols to being merely performers, making their rappers involved in BTS’ lyrics and music. Unusually, between the snapshots of yearning and heartbreak, they penned sharp observations about classism and the pressurised environment of Korean schooling and society. They even turned to YouTube to document their daily lives, breaking down long-built walls, while their music twists up genres – from moombahton to Latin and emo-trap – to fit their own framework.
BTS have altered the parameters of what a K-pop group looks and sounds like to the point of inducing industry- wide change, even as they themselves step beyond those still limited confines. They now teeter on the precipice of an entirely fresh chapter and wherever BTS lay their feet next, many – Korean or otherwise – will look to emulate their footsteps.
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