Aespa is about to launch its first full-length album, Armageddon, in Might. SM Leisure shared the album’s launch date and tracklist particulars and hinted at its which means within the Aespa universe.
For the uninitiated, SM Leisure has been constructing the story of the Kwangya Universe, which incorporates Aespa‘s storyline. As per SM Tradition’s Universe concept, two worlds coexist. One the place people reside and the alternate world of Kwangya, the place the antagonist, “Black Mamba,” resides.
Aespa debuted in Ok-pop with the music “Black Mamba,” by which they confirmed how the monster snake threatens to break the connection between Aespa’s precise members and their ‘Ae’ avatars, aka the meta variations of them, who reside in Kwangya. Two years after the introduction of Black Mamba, Aespa’s upcoming album Armageddon will unveil the development of Kwangya’s storyline.
Launch date of Aespa’s first full-length album Armageddon & pre-released single
Aespa’s upcoming album Armageddon will debut on Might twenty seventh at 6 p.m. KST, 5 a.m. ET, 2 a.m. PT, and 10 a.m. BST. The pre-released single, “Supernova,” will drop on Might 13 at 6 p.m. KST.
After the album’s official title reveal, Aespa followers took to social media to discover the which means of Armageddon within the Ok-pop group’s fictional universe. Armageddon refers back to the website or time of the final word battle between good and evil. Therefore, the album’s title can signify Aespa’s closing combat in opposition to evil and the hunt to revive peace between Kwangya and the actual world.
Studies declare Armageddon will depict the season 2 story of Aespa’s worldview, which expands into the multiverse past the actual and digital worlds.
To convey the distinctive idea and Aespa’s stellar vocals, Armageddon will characteristic ten tracks with two title tracks, “Armageddon” and “Supernova.” Armageddon will probably be various by way of genres. The group has mixed energetic hip-hop, vivid and cheerful dance songs, rhythmic fashionable pop, and ballads in Armageddon.
