ATEEZ to Make Comeback 5 Months After 'BAD' Syndrome with 'GOLDEN HOUR : Part.6'

Group ATEEZ is releasing a new album just five months after their previous release, which achieved massive success on the U.S. Billboard charts and domestic music shows.

Their agency, KQ Entertainment, released a comeback spoiler video for ATEEZ's new album "GOLDEN HOUR : Part.6" on their official social media channels at midnight on the 8th, confirming their comeback for November 13.

The video centers around a ship that symbolizes ATEEZ. It sequentially shows a ship reflected on a monitor in a frozen space, a skull placed in front of it, and a giant ship appearing in an everyday setting. Scenes following a collision with something follow, and the video concludes with the ship moving forward through massive waves.

Along with the video, the phrase "CRASH TO BEGIN" was revealed. The message implies that a collision leads to a new beginning, hinting at the direction of this new album.

With their 14th mini-album "GOLDEN HOUR : Part.5" released last June, ATEEZ topped the U.S. Billboard main album chart, the Billboard 200, for the third time in their career, and entered the Billboard 200 Top 10 for the ninth time.

The title track "BAD" enjoyed long-term popularity domestically as well. Although ATEEZ did not appear on music shows after wrapping up their official promotions, the song won first place for two consecutive weeks in September on SBS INKIGAYO, about three months after its release.

ATEEZ's new album "GOLDEN HOUR : Part.6" will be released at 2 PM on November 13.

(Photo: Yonhap News) (SBS Entertainment News, reporter Kang Kyung-yoon)
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