Photo credits: Mirrorball Music
September 13, 2026

K-INDIE CHART – AUGUST

We’re back with the latest K-Indie chart, this time we’re taking a look at the bestselling artists of August.

This was quite a spectacular month, because the entire chart has changed from the July one.

Let’s start from the top!

MRCH released the EP ‘Mutualism’ at the beginning of July. In her album description she writes this: “It is my inseparable, tiresome companion that torments me but simultaneously propels me toward tomorrow. I have captured in this album the poignant “ugly hearts” of all of us—those who hate and envy, yet ultimately struggle desperately to resemble them.”

Listen to the release here.

Kwon Jin Ah released her album ‘The Dreamest’ in 2025. She recently celebrated her 10 year anniversary and dropped the vinyl version of this album. She’s also on the chart with her new album ‘Save Me’.

Listen to the album here.

Nerd Connection released their new EP ‘On the Crest of a Wave’ in July. I absolutely loved this line from their album description:

Imperfect hopes washed ashore on the shore of memory, and regrets disguised as sorrow.
His youthful days were like waves approaching endlessly from beyond the horizon.
He printed the afterimages of himself standing precariously at the crests of every wave and placed them one by one into an album.”

Listen to the release here.

Kimseungjoo came out with the album ‘VC//RS’ in June. He snagged the fifth spot of our August top 10.

Find the album here.

Honorable mentions to nib.archive with the album ‘If, in the End, We’, Tomatomat with their album ‘TOMATOMAT DOSIRAK‘, gikuhasi with listing with their 2024 LP, OurR with their new album ‘Answer.’ and the band THORNAPPLE with ‘My Century‘.

A writer with a slight coffee addiction and a tendency to find K-Indie gems in the YouTube rabbit hole.

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