Sanullim

Sanullim was a legendary South Korean rock band formed in the late 1970s by three brothers—Kim Chang-wan, Kim Chang-hoon, and Kim Chang-ik. Their debut album, released in 1977, shook up the Korean music scene with its raw, psychedelic-inspired sound and experimental rock influences, which stood in stark contrast to the more polished pop styles of the era. Their fresh energy and creativity helped redefine Korean rock, and they quickly became one of the most influential acts of their time.

Over the years, Sanullim released over a dozen albums that explored everything from fuzzed-out garage rock to melodic ballads, earning them a lasting legacy in Korean music history. Tragically, their run was cut short when drummer Kim Chang-ik passed away in 2008. Despite that loss, the band's music has continued to reach new audiences through reissues and remastered collections, showcasing Sanullim's timeless appeal and trailblazing spirit.

Genres

K-rock

K-ballad

Latest Release

Sanullim Vol. 13 - Rainbow (2024 Remastered)

Sanullim

Album - 11 Tracks - Released December 12, 2024