Korean pop group INFINITE, consisting of Sungkyu, Dongwoo, Woohyun, Sungyeol, L and Sungjong, is set to make a comeback as a complete team.

INFINITE's agency, INFINITE Company, unveiled a teaser image for the group's return on July 7th through their official SNS accounts, signifying their full return after a five-year hiatus.

The unveiled image features the INFINITE logo, along with the phrases "COMING SOON" and "2023.07.31," rendered in a sophisticated pearl-metal gold color against a black background, instantly captivating viewers.

The teaser image, characterized by its simple yet powerful design bearing INFINITE's name, has sparked explosive reactions among global fans. The release date has been announced, but specific details about the new album remain undisclosed, further piquing curiosity.

This full-fledged comeback of all six INFINITE members comes approximately five years after their third full album 'TOP SEED' was released in 2018.

Earlier this year, the members founded INFINITE Company with the intention of full-group activities, with leader Kim Sung Kyu serving as the CEO. The company has since launched a range of new official SNS accounts, including YouTube, Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook, signaling their serious preparation for the comeback.

During their 13th-anniversary live party last month, the complete team of INFINITE hinted at a comeback, promising to reward fans who have been waiting with a splendid performance.

Over the past five years, the six members have been active as solo artists in various fields and plan to reward fans' long-awaited support with the new album. They are expected to reconfirm their status as 'K-Pop Legends' with their upgraded music and spectacular performances, reminiscent of their original 'knife-like' synchronized choreography.

This summer, INFINITE's new album, set to rewrite K-Pop history, will be released on July 31. Detailed information about the comeback will be released in due course.

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