Granted, the Fever series kind of removed some of the impact, but it also had some of its highlights!
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I don’t know how to describe it, but their music is loaded with so many feelings? It’s just so damn adventurous, makes me feel like I am going along a story.
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( full review)Īh yes! ATEEZ! In this current generation of K-pop, I find them to be my favorite group (Aside from ONF of course!) mainly because of the fact that they have released some utterly fantastic music which suits my taste. But, nothing compares to Wave’s final minute, which explodes with euphoric drive and melodic excellence. To me, it’s a perfect summer track, from its robust percussion to the gorgeous synth textures. While not the prototypical ATEEZ song, Wave stands as a highlight of its era. It’s an epic hallmark of their discography, concluding the first stage of their career with operatic intensity. ( full review)Īnswer opens with what may be ATEEZ’s best chorus and only grows from there. It’s a blistering ride, melding ATEEZ’s power with an equally ferocious instrumental. Like a demented sea shanty, Wonderland bursts forth with unhinged energy and theatrical verve. It absolutely explodes during the climax. Quite possibly 2019’s biggest grower, Say My Name quickly refined ATEEZ’s piratey sound and crafted one of their most iconic hits. I’ll always prefer the original Korean track, but either version is a potent distillation of ATEEZ’s prickly pop sensibilities. I’m able to include Utopia here because its Japanese version was released as a single. It’s a warped, weird debut that sounded like nothing else on the charts. Paired with Treasure, Pirate King laid out the ATEEZ sound to brilliant effect. Opening with an off-kilter, atmospheric verse, Treasure soon grows into the kind of towering melody that sets ATEEZ apart from their peers. Its buoyant chorus is absolutely blissful. The vocals here are spine-tingling.ĪTEEZ don’t often go “bright” or “poppy” on their singles, but Eternal Sunshine proves they can thrive within this tonal shift.
Hala Hala (Hearts Awakened, Live Alive) (2019)ĪTEEZ have developed a reputation for fantastic pre-choruses, and Hala Hala cemented this status. Guerrilla is still too new to fully establish its place, but its aggressive mix of punk rock guitar and dystopian energy is dynamic enough to make the cut. Read on to see where your favorite landed on the list! This was a tough one, as the group has many great title tracks beyond these ten highlights. I included performance videos this time, but left off The Black Cat Nero since it’s a cover. It’s been a long time since I published a “top ten” post, but who better to reignite the feature than one of this era’s most dominant forces? Debuting in late 2018, ATEEZ have clawed their way to K-pop’s A-list on the back of edgy, exciting music.Īs always, this list is comprised solely of title/promoted tracks (sorry, Take Me Home!).
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