Английская Википедия:Hyukoh

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Шаблон:Short description Шаблон:Infobox musical artist Hyukoh (Шаблон:Lang-ko) is a South Korean indie band signed to DooRooDooRoo Artist Company. The band was formed in May 2014 and consists of leader, singer, and guitarist Oh Hyuk, bassist Im Dong-geon, guitarist Lim Hyun-jae, and drummer Lee In-woo.

Career

Band formation and rise in underground music scene

Frontman Oh Hyuk was raised in several cities across northern China (Jilin, Shenyang and Beijing) for the first twenty years of his life due his parents' profession as university professors. Upon graduating high school in 2012, Oh moved to South Korea on his own to pursue music full-time despite his parents' strong opposition. Oh speaks Mandarin Chinese, Korean and English and his diverse cultural influences are directly reflected in Hyukoh's music, in which he infuses a mix of Korean, Mandarin Chinese and English lyrics.Шаблон:Citation needed

Im, Lim and Lee joined Oh to form Hyukoh in 2014. Oh was previously producing music as a one-man band under the name Hyukoh, and the members eventually came together and took on the name as the current four-piece band. The members came together largely by chance: Oh had already worked with Lee in the past, and Lim attended high school with Lee. Oh was introduced to Im through a mutual acquaintance.

On September 18, 2014, Hyukoh released their debut EP 20, named after the band members' age at the time. The band experienced moderate success in South Korea, often selling out small-scale venues and gaining a strong following in Hongdae, an area in Seoul known for being the epicenter of South Korea's indie music scene.

Rise in mainstream popularity

In 2015, the band gained mainstream popularity after participating in the popular Korean variety program Infinite Challenge, performing "Wonderful Barn" in collaboration with Jung Hyung-don at Yeongdong Expressway Song Festival. The band received positive responses from critics and the public, charting in the top ten of the Billboard World Albums Chart two months after the release of their second EP 22, also named after the band members' age at the time. Шаблон:Citation needed

On July 21, 2015, Hyukoh became the first act to sign with independent label HIGHGRND, a subsidiary of Korean media conglomerate YG Entertainment.

On April 30 and May 2, 2016, the band performed at Strawberry Music Festival in Shanghai and Beijing, representing Korean indie bands. They also performed at the Summer Sonic Festival in Japan in August 2016.

The band released their first studio album, 23, on April 24, 2017. The title track, "Tomboy", placed second on the Melon digital chart and first on Genie, Bugs, and Olleh digital charts not long after its release. The album also placed sixth on Billboard's World Albums Chart in May 2017. Following the release of 23, the band went on their first world tour.Шаблон:Citation needed

Music by the band featured on a TV commercial released in June 2018 by Apple Inc. for the iPhone X smartphone. The song featured was Citizen Kane.

2020 World Tour

Hyukoh planned to kick off their tour in February 2020, visiting places such as Seoul, making their way around Asia, Europe, and North America.

However the majority of the tour was cancelled due to COVID-19 travel restrictions, with the group only being able to fulfil the Seoul and Japan dates before the pandemic struck.

Mandatory military service

Im Dong-geon enlisted for his mandatory military service on April 20, 2021. He was seen off by family, friends and the members. The location and time were private.

Musical style

Hyukoh has also been recognized for their attention to the band's visual aesthetic, ranging from their music videos to wardrobe choices. The band frequently works with photographer Han Dasom and videographer Jung Dawoon (DQM), who are members of the creative group Dadaism Club. They met in 2014.

Oh has cited The Beatles and The Whitest Boy Alive as major influences in the band's musical style.

Members

• Oh Hyuk (오혁) – vocals, guitar, songwriter
• Lim Hyun-jae (임현제) – lead guitar
• Im Dong-geon (임동건) – bass
• Lee In-woo (이인우) – drums

Controversy

Following their rise to fame, Hyukoh has faced multiple accusations of plagiarism. In 2015, internet users suggested that their song "Lonely" was derived from "1517" by German-Norwegian band The Whitest Boy Alive, while "Panda Bear" was compared to Yumi Zouma's "Dodi". On July 24, HIGHGRND released a statement addressing these rumors, stating Hyukoh had received compliments on "Lonely" from The Whitest Boy Alive frontman Erlend Øye after performing the track as an opener for him while he visited Korea. The label also clarified that "Panda Bear" was released months before Yumi Zouma's "Dodi", making the suspected plagiarism impossible.

"Panda Bear" faced accusations again as a copy of American indie band Beach Fossils's "Golden Age". These suspicions were furthered by a now-deleted tweet from Beach Fossils suggesting Hyukoh had mixed "Golden Age" to create "Panda Bear". Hyukoh leader Oh Hyuk later posted a screenshot of this Tweet to his Instagram account refuting the claims.

Discography

Studio albums

Title	Album details	Peak chart positions			Sales
		KOR	JPN	US World
23	Released: April 24, 2017 Label: HIGHGRND, DRDR AC, Genie Music Format: CD, digital download	5	106	6	KOR: 13,830+ JPN: 620

Extended plays

Title	Album details	Peak chart positions			Sales
		KOR	JPN	US World
20	Released: September 18, 2014 Label: CASHMIER RECORDS, Sony Music Format: CD, digital download	—	130	—	JPN: 720
22	Released: May 28, 2015 Label: DRDR AC, LOEN Entertainment Format: CD, digital download	9	112	4	KOR: 2,498+ JPN: 806
24	Released: May 31, 2018 Label: DRDR AC, Stone Music Entertainment Format: CD, digital download	12	—	—	KOR: 6,614+
Through Love	Released: January 30, 2020 Label: DRDR AC Format: CD, digital download	8	—	—	KOR: 8,143
"—" denotes releases that did not chart or were not released in that region.

Singles

Title	Year	Peak positions	Sales	Album
		KOR
"Wi Ing Wi Ing" (위잉위잉)	2014	1	KOR: 2,500,000+	20
"Panda Bear"	2015	95	KOR: 98,706+	Шаблон:N/A
"Comes and Goes (와리가리)"		1	KOR: 1,629,519+	22
"Tomboy"	2017	2	KOR: 2,500,000	23
"Leather Jacket" (가죽자켓)		16	KOR: 121,914+
"Love Ya!"	2018	46	rowspan="2" Шаблон:N/A	24
"Help"	2020	117	Through Love

Other charted songs

Title	Year	Peak positions	Sales	Album
		KOR
"Ohio"	2014	29	KOR: 329,291+	20
"Lonely"		91	KOR: 106,988+
"I Have No Hometown"		—	KOR: 83,976+
"Feels Like Roller Coaster Ride"		—	KOR: 72,406+
"Our Place"		—	KOR: 69,875+
"Bamboo"	2015	—	KOR: 54,530+	Шаблон:N/A
"Hooka"		10	KOR: 707,634+	22
"Big Bird (큰새)"		37	KOR: 356,608+
"Gondry (공드리)"		41	KOR: 279,972+
"Settled Down"		83	KOR: 116,937+
"Mer"		86	KOR: 112,563+
"Die Alone"	2017	36	KOR: 56,122+	23
"Tokyo Inn"		41	KOR: 50,072+
"Paul"		61	KOR: 43,144+
"Burning Youth"		64	KOR: 39,872+
"2002WorldCup"		65	KOR: 39,653+
"Jesus Lived In A Motel Room"		68	KOR: 38,543+
"Wanli" (Wanli万里)		79	KOR: 35,155+
"Surf Boy"		80	KOR: 37,094+
"Reserved Seat" (지정석)		84	KOR: 35,803+
"Simon"		86	KOR: 35,784+

Music videos

Title	Year	Album
"Wi Ing Wi Ing (위잉위잉)"	2014	20
"Panda Bear"	2015	22
"Comes and Goes (와리가리)"
"Hooka"
"Gondry"
"Leather Jacket (가죽자켓)"	2017	23
"Tomboy"
"Wanli (Wanli万里)"

Concerts

• 2015 Hyukoh year end concert "22" in Seoul, South Korea
• 2016 Hyukoh year end concert "22" in Seoul, South Korea
• 2017 Hyukoh concert "23" in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
• 2017 Hyukoh concert "23" in Seoul, South Korea
• 2017 Hyukoh concert "23" in Hong Kong
• 2017 Hyukoh concert "23" in Singapore
• 2017 Hyukoh concert "23" in Jakarta, Indonesia
• 2017 Hyukoh Europe “Tour”
  • London (Oct. 27, ULU live)
  • Paris (Oct. 29, YOYO Palais de Tokyo )
  • Amsterdam (Nov. 1, Q Factory)
• 2017 Hyukoh North America “Tour”
  • Toronto, ON (Sept. 8, Opera House)
  • Boston, MA (Sept. 10, Middle East)
  • New York City, NY (Sept. 11, Irving Plaza )
  • Vancouver, BC (Sept, 14, Albatross Music Festival)
  • San Francisco, CA (Sept. 15 Social Hall)
  • Seattle, WA (Sept. 17, Columbia City Theater)
  • Los Angeles, CA (Sept. 19, The Mayan)
  • Arcadia, CA (Sept. 23, Modern Sky Festival)
• '24' How To Find True Love And Happiness 2018 'NA'
  • Dallas, TX (Sept. 13, Trees)
  • Austin, TX (Sept. 14, Stubb's Jr)
  • Houston, TX (Sept. 15, White Oak Music Hall)
  • Atlanta, GA (Sept. 17, Terminal West)
  • Washington, DC (Sept. 19, U Street Music Hall)
  • New York City, NY (Sept. 20, Irving Plaza)
  • Philadelphia, PA (Sept. 23, Foundry)
  • Boston, MA (Sept. 24, Paradise)
  • Toronto, ON (Sept. 26, Phoenix Concert Hall)
  • Chicago,IL (Sept. 26, Lincoln Hall)
  • St. Paul, MN (Sept. 29, Amsterdam Bar & Hall)
  • Seattle, WA (Oct. 2, Showbox)
  • Vancouver, BC (Oct. 3, Commodore)
  • Portland, OR (Oct. 4, Doug Fir)
  • Berkeley, CA (Oct. 6, UC Theater)
  • Los Angeles, CA (Oct. 7, The Wiltern)
  • Pomona, CA (Oct. 9, Glass House)
• 2019 '24' How To Find True Love And Happiness - Europe Tour

From February 26, 2019 to March 15, 2019 : European Tour《24: how to find true love and happiness》

• • February 26  : Gorilla, Manchester (UK)
  • February 27 : Electric Brixton, Londres (UK)
  • March 1 : Le Trianon, Paris (France)
  • March 2 : Melkweg, Amsterdam (Netherlands)
  • March 3: Ancienne Belgique, Brussels (Belgium)
  • March 5 : Gloria, Cologne (Germany)
  • March 6 :Kesselhaus, Berlin (Germany)
  • March 7 : Zoom, Frankfurt (Germany)
  • March 9 :Legend Club, Milan (Italy)
  • March 11 : Apolo, Barcelone (Spain)
  • March 12 : Cool Stage, Madrid (Spain)
  • March 13: Capitolio, Lisbon (Portugal)
  • March 15: Izvestia Hall, Moscow (Russia )
• 2019: Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival ( Sundays 14 and 21 of April)

Awards and nominations

Year presented, name of the award ceremony, award category, recipient of the award and the result of the nomination

Year	Award	Category	Recipient/Nominated work	Result
2015	7th Melon Music Awards	Top 10 Artists	Hyukoh	Шаблон:Won
		Artist of the Year		Шаблон:Nom
		Album of the Year	Шаблон:Center	Шаблон:Nom
		Song of the Year	"Comes and Goes"	Шаблон:Nom
	17th Mnet Asian Music Awards	Best Band Performance	Hyukoh	Шаблон:Nom
		UnionPay Song of the Year	"Comes and Goes"	Шаблон:Nom
	Naver Yearly Ranking	Most Downloaded Song	"Wi ing Wi ing"	Шаблон:Won
2016	25th Seoul Music Awards	Performance Culture Award	Hyukoh	Шаблон:Won
	30th Golden Disc Awards	Best Rock Band Award		Шаблон:Won
	5th Gaon Chart K-Pop Awards	Discovery of the Year (Indie)		Шаблон:Won
		Popular Singer of the Year		Шаблон:Nom
	13th Korean Music Awards	Song of the Year	"Comes and Goes"	Шаблон:Nom
		Artist of the Year	Hyukoh	Шаблон:Nom
		Newcomer of the Year		Шаблон:Won
		Best Modern Rock Album	22	Шаблон:Nom
		Best Modern Rock Song	"Comes and Goes"	Шаблон:Won
		Netizen's Artist of the Year	Hyukoh	Шаблон:Nom
2017	Шаблон:Center	Top 10 Artists		Шаблон:Nom
	Шаблон:Center	Best Band Performance		Шаблон:Won
2018	Шаблон:Center	Best Rock Band Award		Шаблон:Won
	15th Korean Music Awards	Musician of the Year		Шаблон:Nom
		Song of the Year	"Tomboy"	Шаблон:Won
		Album of the Year	23	Шаблон:Nom
		Best Modern Rock Album		Шаблон:Won
		Best Modern Rock Song	"Tomboy"	Шаблон:Won
	MBC Plus X Genie Music Awards	Song of the Year	"Love Ya!"	Шаблон:Nom
		Band Music Award		Шаблон:Nom
		Genie Music Popularity Award	Hyukoh	Шаблон:Nom
2020	Mnet Asian Music Awards	Best Band Performance		Шаблон:Nom
		Song of the Year	"Help"	Шаблон:Nom
		Worldwide Fans’ Choice		Шаблон:Nom

External links

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