I’m seriously getting chills from how it went in a direction I never expected... The highlight medley version is also great in a completely different way I love the Jiwoo–Kyujin–Sullyoon line in the middle so much
What happened
NMIXX released the official audio for “Kerosene,” a track associated in the description with “Strange Muse.”
In the Korean comments
Listen for the late build: one comment singles out the section that begins with Jiwoo and ends with Haewon’s “4-3-2-1,” while another points to the countdown and the surge of electronic sound in the latter part. The highest-liked comment also says the Jiwoo–Kyujin–Sullyoon passage stands out and that the full track feels different from its highlight-medley version.
What the words mean
맛도리 (matdori, literally “something tasty”) is playful slang for something exceptionally good. In the comment saying even the album tracks are 맛도리 (matdori, excellent), music is being praised as if it were irresistibly delicious; the register is casual and exaggerated.
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The same comments the article read — most-liked first
I’m seriously getting chills from how it went in a direction I never expected... The highlight medley version is also great in a completely different way I love the Jiwoo–Kyujin–Sullyoon line in the middle so much
Even the B-sides are seriously so delicious, what am I supposed to do ㅜㅜㅜ They’re so good ㅜㅜ
The other songs are fresh too, but Kerosene feels genuinely new in its whole vibe
BAKBING reaction summary
Many are saying all the album tracks are great!
Short notes from fans
NMIXX fan notes

Strange Muse 6th EP Album
Strange Muse
Heavy Serenade
Blue Valentine
Fe3O4: FORWARD
Fe3O4: STICK OUT
Fe3O4: BREAK
A Midsummer NMIXX’s Dream
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