Boy group ATEEZ is releasing a new album after five months, following the strong success of their previous release on the US Billboard charts and domestic music shows.
At midnight on October 8, agency KQ Entertainment released a comeback spoiler video for ATEEZ's new album "GOLDEN HOUR : Part.6" on their official social media channels, confirming their return on November 13.
The video unfolds around a ship, which symbolizes ATEEZ. It shows a ship reflected on a monitor inside a frozen space with a skull resting in front of it, followed by a massive ship appearing in an everyday setting. Scenes following an impact then continue, and the clip concludes with the ship forging ahead through huge waves.
Along with the video, the phrase "CRASH TO BEGIN" was also revealed. Delivering the message that a collision leads to a new beginning, it appears to hint at the direction of the upcoming album.
With their 14th mini album "GOLDEN HOUR : Part.5" released in June, ATEEZ achieved their third career No. 1 on the Billboard 200, the main album chart in the US, and marked their ninth overall entry into the Billboard 200 top 10.
The title track "BAD" also enjoyed lasting popularity in South Korea. Although ATEEZ did not make appearances on music programs after concluding official promotional activities, the track claimed first place for two consecutive weeks on SBS' "INKIGAYO" in September, about three months after its release.
ATEEZ's new album "GOLDEN HOUR : Part.6" will be released on November 13 at 2 PM.
(SBS Entertainment News | Kang Kyung-youn)