Tanu I. Raj, Author at NME

His first release in over three years, ‘Hello, World’ is the sound of Baekhyun embracing his newfound freedom, flaws and all

Cold-blooded murder, a mysterious femme-fatale and a man desperate to protect his way of life – what’s not to love?

On their second full-length album, the K-pop boyband go all out with R&B and synthpop

In celebration of their tenth anniversary, we look back at the greatest releases this bold, fierce quartet have gifted the world

Despite a strong premise and intriguing trailers, this school drama about class inequality falls far short

Eight unsuspecting contestants are pitted against each other in a violent and perverse battle for money

A small, sleepy town is thrown into chaos after finding out that an asteroid will impact the Earth in less than a year

Drawing from the best of 2000s Britney Spears and Christina Aguilera, K-pop’s most-exciting rookies put a fresh spin on an old sound

The Cantopop 12-piece tell NME about working with the basketball pro, making a serious foray into hip-hop and representing Hong Kong pop-culture

While not without its faults, Yeon Sang-ho’s ‘Parasyte: The Grey’ wins out in its special effects and depictions of humanity