A nine-member South Korean group that debuted in 2019 with 'Same In Any Language' and released several projects before a member departure.
For a quick sense of their range, listen to 'Seven Days Of Lonely' and then 'Black Hole.' They're not the same song at all.
They arrived with a specific concept, nine members, rappers and dancers alongside vocalists, and kept pushing out material even as the lineup shifted. Songs like 'Seven Days Of Lonely' and 'Black Hole' show a group willing to try different moods, from lonely ballads to something darker. Their 2021 project 'Siren: Dawn' suggests they were still evolving right up to the end.
They debuted in 2019 with the single 'Same In Any Language' and the album 'A.C.E Adventure Calling Episode 1: Cactus.' After member Kim Byeongkwan left in 2020, the eight remaining members put out 'HJZM: The Butterfly Phantasy' and later 'Siren: Dawn' in 2021.
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