B.A.P returns with 'First Sensibility'

K-pop band B.A.P

By Park Si-soo

K-pop boy band B.A.P on Monday released its new full-length album, “First Sensibility,” led by “1004 (Angel).”

Its management agency said the album will cater to female fans in their 20s and 30s with its emotion-ridden music. The band will also appeal to its teenage fans with powerful stage performances of the songs, it added.

“The band’s members have put a lot of effort and time into producing the album,” TS Entertainment said in a statement. “They’ve been working to showcase a variety of performances for their fans.”

Noting that the new album features 13 tracks, the agency said it will show a new side of B.A.P fans have never seen before.

In a teaser image released earlier, B.A.P members were seen wearing black suits. In the teaser video, B.A.P members expressed their emotions through their facial expressions and intense gazes, which highlighted their masculinity. They even put on exceptional crying performances in the video.

B.A.P will hold concerts in Seoul March 8-9.