Driven by rock-electronic sounds and a dark and poetic visual aesthetic, this track captivates with its heavy and nostalgic atmosphere.

Released on June 9, this EP makes for a cathartic listen.

Through a powerful concept film and a powerful main music video, the group immerses its fans in an immersive and emotional experience.

Though SEVENTEEN has no doubt come far from their “Adore U” days, their latest title track, “THUNDER,” brings back a sound associated with late second-generation K-Pop and early third-generation K-Pop.

With his last full album released in 2020, BAEKHYUN has returned with another full-length R&B album that truly has us on the edge of our seats.

Taking “no genre” to the next level, BOYNEXTDOOR has returned with a new mini-album that doesn’t stick to one specific genre.

After an unforgettable mini-album last year, P1Harmony is back with another stellar mini-album that will rock your world.

After making their first Korean comeback with seven members in November, Kep1er has now made their first Japanese comeback with that arrangement.

Soloist Chuu’s latest comeback blends synth-pop with tender, whirlwind nostalgia – and a good ol’ cry session. 

The 11-member group’s newest EP, MUSE, comes with the dual title tracks “MUSE” and “Ready Go.”