Korean non k-pop music
Do you guys know of any korean music that is not kpop?
i like alot, like kock, indie, metal, classic, anything that is not the typical kpop or tecno thing.
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There's a blog called "Ask a Korean" that has a list of the author's 50 Most Influential Artists of K-Pop. It's not complete yet, but what he has up so far is a good introduction to various classic Korean artists:
http://askakorean.blogspot.com/1998/02/50-most-influential-k-pop-artists.html
There's also a good YouTube channel where I've discovered a lot of classic stuff:
http://www.youtube.com/user/pops8090
Maybe you'll find something you like there.
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I lived in Korea over a decade ago, so my musical knowledge isn't particularly current but here are a few I enjoyed:
Kang San E is a rock singer that was quite popular at the time. (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cYF0Kz472rY)
Seo Tae Ji is/was a pop singer, but did a pretty good rock album or two. (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BykZNO5GCfA)
Deli Spice is an alt/college rock type of group. (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JqdFYCSGsvE)
Crying Nut are a pretty good punk/alt rock band (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fsVqFLbGCvI)
Hope you like them!
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Lunafly is a pretty good Korean based Indie band
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*( ugh my iPad was being glitchy )
But I like k-indie
Like the clazzquai project
Not much people listen to them / know who they are
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I like a lot of the old psychedelic Korean music like Shin Jung-hyun and Kim Jung Mi. Also, Sanullim is a pretty famous band from the 70s-90s. These days, some of the folkier bands (popular, but not quite K pop) are pretty good like Busker Busker or 10cm.
I've seen a few metal bands around Seoul. One that stood out was called Harry Big Button. Good luck finding what you're looking for!
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