Gate Flowers bring in a blend of modern indie rock that audiences will enjoy. It is sentimental and emotional when you listen to Keun Hong’s voice while the others play harmonic rock sounds. You could either cry, tap along with the music, or wave your hands while listening to their soulful sound. They came to London last year in April for the Korean Rocks UK tour. As I listen to them perform live during that event, I consider their music as the soulful groovy rock sound as Keun Hong sang his heart out while other members including Seung Shik played distinctive guitar tunes that I just can’t get enough of them.

Recently, Gate Flowers return to the music scene with their latest EP, Neulguen Baemn, which consists of five tracks. I was impressed that their music has become better. Waiting them for two years since their first full-length album, Times, to come back was worth it. ‘I’ puts in the mood with upbeat tunes followed making you groove along with ‘I Believe’ which ends with bits of tribal tunes. ‘Live in a Lie’ and ‘Regret’ are my favourite songs from Neulguen Baemn because of their unique sentimental emotions such as Keun Hong’s emotional vocals and Seung Shik’s wild and strong guitar chords. The EP ended nicely with ‘Senile Serpent’ have the sense of sadness and madness elements to this track.