Promotional photo for K-pop group aespa's first full-length album 'Armageddon.' Photo: @aespa_official/XK-pop girl group aespa unveiled Monday its first full-length album "Armageddon," along with the music video for the title track.

The record is composed of 10 tracks, led by the hip-hop single "Armageddon," which member Karina described as a song about "finding myself in the multiverse." 

"[The song is also about] realizing infinite possibilities and it is about how only I can define myself," she said in a YouTube livestream held hours before the album's release.

Ahead of the album, aespa has been appearing on Korean music shows to promote the pre-release song "Supernova."

SM Entertainment said early Monday that pre-orders for "Armageddon" had reached more than a million copies, K-pop news website Soompi reported.

The quartet had previously sold over a million copies with its extended plays "Girls," "My World" and "Drama."

Also consisting of Giselle, Winter and Ningning, aespa debuted in November 2020 under SM Entertainment, home to other popular K-pop acts such as Girls' Generation and Red Velvet.

The quartet is known for its metaverse concept, with each member possessing a virtual counterpart. Its notable past singles include "Next Level," "Savage" and "Spicy."

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