This is a little reminder for those who are in Seoul or around (yes there are some who read us in South Korea! It’s crazy einh?)

So, if you haven’t decided yet what you’re going to do tonight to clear your mind, go to the ATOM MUSIC HEART concert, tell yourself that there are plenty of people across the planet who would love to attend this concert and that you are fortunate enough to be able to do so.

If you need another reason to go there, here are a few:

1 / Just attending one of their concerts online gave us a great time, so we can only imagine what it can be to see the osmosis of these musicians in situ.

2 / This is Park Jun-hyeong ‘s last concert with the band, as a guitarist. Go there say him a HAPPY goodbye and HAPPY support to the rest of the band.

3 / The less good reason: tell to yourself that it will perhaps be your last concert before a certain time due to new restrictions on the gathering of the public.

Neither go for “bad reasons” like trying to paparazzi a certain dark / short haired guy, go for AMH music.

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For the others who are far away, we have decided to offer a 4th CD of their last album.

It will be offered to the first person who answers our question correctly see: 👉 November 27

Good news: this CD will be sent anywhere in the hemisphere, so even if you’re at the North Pole, don’t hesitate to participate!
(the first 3 shipments will be made next week)

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We wish ATOM MUSIC HEART for their concert tonight:

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A familiar term and a little coarse for a foreigner but that the French people use all the time, and that we have the habit of throwing superstitiously to those who are about to go on stage or to take an exam.

For the record, the old origin of the use of this word  would come from the world of the theater, we wished “ shit” to an actor, and hoped for him that many carriage would come in front of the performance hall to drop the spectators. . Who says carriage says horses and necessarily clods of dung.

Superstitiously, it was considered that wishing someone “good luck ” could bring bad luck and cause failure rather than triumph. Thus, have used an antonym to thwart the bad luck.

So we wish AMH (in addition to the little liberating word above) to “enter with the left foot” into this concert hall
(and we will maybe explain the meaning of this gesture to you another day)

While waiting for AMH wich perhaps give us the pleasure of showing us some video images of this concert, here is their message on their FaceBook account: