Best Full Album

4 Walls is the fourth and final studio album by South Korean group f(x), released in 2015 by SM Entertainment and the group's first album as a four-member act. Its title track is built around deep-house production, while the broader record incorporates electronic pop, dance music, synth-pop, and UK...

Made is a Korean studio album by South Korean group Big Bang, released in complete form in 2016 by YG Entertainment after a sequence of single releases during 2015. Its songs were introduced through the M, A, D, and E installments, including Loser, Bang Bang Bang, Sober, and Let's Not Fall in Love....

Odd is SHINee's fourth Korean studio album, released in 2015 by SM Entertainment, rather than the group's fifth Korean album. Led by the single View, the record combines contemporary R&B and dance-pop with deep-house production, funk, and slower vocal-focused material. It features all five members o...

Red Light is the third studio album by South Korean group f(x), released in 2014 by SM Entertainment, rather than the group's second full-length album. Its title track uses dense electronic production and abrupt rhythmic changes, while the album also moves through electro-pop, R&B, dance-pop, and mo...

Crush is the second and final Korean studio album by South Korean group 2NE1, released in 2014 by YG Entertainment. It includes Come Back Home, Gotta Be You, Happy, and the title track, with member CL receiving writing or composition credits on several songs. The record combines electronic dance mus...

The Chaos Chapter: FREEZE is a 2021 studio album by the South Korean group Tomorrow X Together, commonly abbreviated as TXT. Released by Big Hit Music, it includes the lead single "0X1=LOVESONG (I Know I Love You)," featuring Seori, and combines pop, rock, and electronic styles. The album continued...

Wings is BTS's second Korean-language studio album, released in October 2016 by Big Hit Entertainment. Drawing thematic inspiration from Hermann Hesse's novel Demian, it explores temptation, conflict, growth, and self-discovery through group songs and one solo track for each of the seven members. Th...

1 of 1 is SHINee's fifth Korean-language studio album, released in October 2016 by SM Entertainment. Its music and visual presentation draw heavily on late-1980s and 1990s pop culture, with the title track using new jack swing elements alongside the group's layered vocals. The album is suited to lis...

Eyes Wide Open is TWICE's second Korean-language studio album, released in October 2020 by JYP Entertainment. Led by the synthwave-influenced single "I Can't Stop Me," it presents a more mature sound through retro pop, dance-pop, R&B, and electronic styles while retaining the group's ensemble vocals...

Don't Mess Up My Tempo is EXO's fifth studio album, released in November 2018 by SM Entertainment. Led by "Tempo," it combines dance-pop, hip-hop, funk, R&B, and ballads while emphasizing the group's layered harmonies and alternating vocal and rap sections. It is also notable for featuring Chinese m...

Melting is the debut full-length studio album by South Korean girl group MAMAMOO, released on February 26, 2016, under WA Entertainment (later RBW). The album consists of twelve tracks, including the lead single "You're the best" and features contributions from artists like eSNA and Basick. It highl...

Neo Zone is NCT 127's second Korean-language studio album, released in March 2020 through SM Entertainment. Led by "Kick It," the album combines hip-hop, R&B, electronic dance music, and vocal-focused tracks within the group's experimental pop style. Its repackaged edition, Neo Zone: The Final Round...

The Red is Red Velvet's first studio album, released in September 2015 through SM Entertainment. Built around the brighter and more energetic "Red" side of the group's dual concept, it combines dance-pop, electropop, funk, and R&B rather than serving as an equal presentation of both sides. The album...

To Anyone is 2NE1's first full-length studio album, released in September 2010 by YG Entertainment. It includes several promoted singles, among them "Can't Nobody," "Go Away," "Clap Your Hands," and "It Hurts (Slow)," spanning electropop, hip-hop, dance music, and ballad styles. The album reached nu...

Ex'Act is EXO's third studio album, released in June 2016 through SM Entertainment in Korean and Mandarin versions. It was promoted with the simultaneous lead singles "Monster" and "Lucky One," which presented contrasting dark and colorful visual concepts while drawing on electronic pop, hip-hop, an...

Over the Top is the first full-length studio album by South Korean boy group INFINITE, released in July 2011 by Woollim Entertainment. The album's lead single 'Be Mine' showcased the group's tightly synchronized choreography, which became a defining characteristic of their performances. The seven-me...

DAY6's 'Sunrise' is the South Korean band's first full-length studio album, released in 2017 under JYP Entertainment as part of their Every DAY6 project. The album marks the first half of a paired series concluding with 'Moonrise' later that same year. It compiles tracks released during the initial...

'Return' is the second studio album by South Korean boy group iKON, released in January 2018 under YG Entertainment. The album is best known for its lead single, 'Love Scenario,' a mid-tempo track characterized by its catchy chorus and rhythmic flow. The song achieved massive domestic success, becom...

'BLOOM*IZ' is the debut full-length studio album by the South Korean-Japanese girl group IZ*ONE, released in 2020 under Off The Record Entertainment. The album features the energetic lead single 'Fiesta' and represents a significant commercial milestone for the project-based group, achieving substan...

Eau de VIXX is a VIXX concept album in which each of the six members is associated with a distinct fragrance note, one of the group's more experimental releases.

SEVENTEEN's fourth studio album released in May 2022, charting internationally and representing the group's most commercially expansive full-length release to that point.

GO LIVE is the first Korean-language studio album by South Korean group Stray Kids, released by JYP Entertainment in June 2020. It includes the title track "God's Menu," whose forceful electronic production, culinary imagery, and performance-focused video became closely associated with the group's m...

WINNER's debut studio album released in August 2014 under YG Entertainment, following the group's formation on the Mnet reality competition WIN: Who Is Next.

MAMAMOO's fourth full-length studio album released in November 2019 under RBW Entertainment, featuring the confident hip-hop-influenced title track Hip.

THE WORLD EP.FIN: WILL is the second Korean-language studio album by South Korean group ATEEZ, released by KQ Entertainment in December 2023. Despite "EP" appearing in its title, it is a full-length album and concludes the group's THE WORLD series after EP.1: Movement and EP.2: Outlaw. Led by "Crazy...

NOEASY is the second Korean-language studio album by South Korean group Stray Kids, released by JYP Entertainment in August 2021. Led by "Thunderous," it uses the wordplay between "noisy" and "NOEASY" to frame the group's loud, self-directed musical identity. The album became Stray Kids' first relea...

Exodus is the second studio album by South Korean group EXO, released by SM Entertainment in March 2015 in separate Korean-language and Mandarin-language editions. It was the group's first full album following the departures of Kris and Luhan and was promoted by the lead single "Call Me Baby." A rep...

DAY6's second studio album released in July 2019, opening 'The Book of Us' thematic series with emotional narratives centered on human connection.

MONSTA X's third full-length Korean studio album released in November 2020, their first as a six-member group following member Wonho's departure in late 2019.