aespa Achieves Chart All-Kill with ‘Supernova’, Set to Release ‘Armageddon’
K-pop group aespa has achieved a perfect all-kill on the charts with their new song ‘Supernova’. Following this success, they are set to deliver even more powerful dopamine with the title track ‘Armageddon’ from their first full-length album.
Released on May 13, the double title track ‘Supernova’ from their first full-length album topped all major domestic music charts, including Melon TOP100, HOT100, Flo, Genie, and Bugs, achieving a perfect all-kill. The song also surpassed 14 million streams on Spotify, reaffirming aespa’s strong presence in the music scene.
Continuing this momentum, aespa will release another double title track, ‘Armageddon’, on May 27. The song is a hip-hop dance track with a strong synth bass sound and a mix of old-school and trendy elements. The lyrics convey a message of self-empowerment, “I can only define myself,” and the members’ raw yet controlled vocal tones promise to deliver an upgraded ‘metallic’ taste.
The performance for ‘Armageddon’ is also expected to captivate fans, featuring restrained yet addictive choreography that showcases aespa’s unique groove and stage presence.
Additionally, the ‘Find the Authentic’ teaser content, released on May 20 through various official aespa SNS channels, depicts confusion between the real aespa and AI, fitting the mood of the new song and sparking curiosity with its unique visuals.
aespa’s first full-length album ‘Armageddon’ will be available on various music sites at 6 PM on May 27, and the physical album will also be released on the same day. Fans are eagerly anticipating the new music and performances from aespa, looking forward to another round of impactful hits.
