Kiha & The Faces / Mine

Kiha & The Faces is an iconic figure in the Korean indie scene, often described as the most representative, influential of band of all the second generation indie bands here in Korea. Thanks to their strong presence, intense charisma and powerful stage manners, the whole world is the band's playground, and many have high expectations for the band with the belief that the future prosperity of Korean music depends on them. This highly talented band is the guest of this week's ONSTAGE [K].

Kiha & The Faces
Kiha & The Faces burst onto the Korean music industry in 2008 and instantly saw success with their mega-hit "Cheap Coffee," which is a 70's-esque ode to disillusioned youth who are frustrated with the social climate of the country and uncertainty of their future.
Highly influenced by the 70's iconic bands, such as Sanullim and Song Gol Mae, this band won over fans from both the indie circles and the general public, while earning critical praise with their trademark "talking" style of singing and lyrics containing messages.