The group aespa achieved a perfect all-kill on the charts with their new song "Supernova," and they are set to deliver even more intense dopamine with the title track "Armageddon" from their first full-length album.

Released on May 13th, the first double title track of their debut album, "Supernova," topped all major domestic music charts in Korea, including Melon TOP100, HOT100, FLO, Genie, and Bugs real-time charts, achieving a perfect all-kill. 
Moreover, it has surpassed 14 million cumulative streams on Spotify, proving aespa's powerful digital performance once again.

Building on this momentum, aespa will release another double title track, "Armageddon," on the 27th. This song is a hip-hop dance track that features a strong synth bass sound and a blend of old-school and trendy elements. The lyrics convey a self-assertive message, "I can only define myself," and the song combines rough and restrained vocal tones to deliver an upgraded "metallic" flavor.

Additionally, the "Armageddon" performance will feature addictive point choreography that is both restrained and hip, showcasing aespa's unique groove and stage presence, which is expected to generate a strong reaction from fans.

Today (the 20th) at midnight, aespa's official SNS channels released the "Find the Authentic" teaser content. This concept portrays confusion about one's existence and surroundings, featuring aespa seemingly lost between their real and AI counterparts. The visuals, which perfectly match the mood of the new song, have heightened curiosity.

aespa's first full-length album "Armageddon" will be released on May 27th at 6 PM on various music sites and will also be available as a physical album on the same day.