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Amid the sweeping effect of the Hallyu Wave is the underrated gem that is Korean rock. Often going more under the radar than their idol counterparts, K-rock bands typically struggle to break out in a pop-based industry. Over the past few years, though, various acts have begun to gain traction as the niche proves it has a little bit of something for everyone.
You might be wondering: Where do I start, though? Aside from each group’s diverse discography, they also have a number of covers that exhibit their range and musical color. Whether you’re already a fan of the or you’re someone curiously wondering what K-rock has to offer, this list of seven memorable covers is meant to introduce you to noteworthy artists of the genre that you might want to consider for your next playlists.
1. Even of Day - Peder Elias’s ‘Bonfire’
The most recent addition to DAY6’s Young One series, Young K and WonPil’s cover of ‘Bonfire’ is a comforting acoustic number. DoWoon takes on percussion, making the video a winsome collaborative of the group’s Even of Day sub-unit. ‘Bonfire’ shows off the boys’ youthful charms and pure vocals. It feels exactly like the song promises�
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