Published by the Gwangju International Center since 2001
The band describes its music in online bios as “seomin punk,” with seomin meaning “the commoner class or ordinary people.” But it’s not to be confused with working-class pride, a common theme among many other punk bands.
A strange tale, this.
“No matter its weight or size, he could lift any rock. For that, he was given the name ‘Rock.’”
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Yun Seon-do and Yun Du-seo, scholar and artist, are from the Haenam Yun family line. Yun Seon-do Memorial Hall was built to commemorate their achievements.
So just how can an indie band hope to compete with such murderous hoards of young of K-pop fans? Maeve caught up with Gwangju’s indie-rock quintet Feed the Boats to find out.
Music lovers in Korea, therefore, have a unique opportunity to experience a variety of styles, Korean and Western, as well as some exciting fusion music, at the 2012 Jisan Valley Rock Festival.
Nevermind has once again brought together local bands, some of whom have released EPs through Nevermind’s own label, and others who regularly turn up for gigs and festivals, making this night a bit of a Nevermind All-star night.
