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Fatal Love is a 2020 Korean-language studio album by the South Korean group MONSTA X, released by Starship Entertainment. It was the group's first Korean full-length album issued after Wonho's departure, with the remaining six members presenting a more mature pop and performance concept. Led by the...
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Frequently regarded as one of MONSTA X's best albums, praised for mature style and cohesive pop production.
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"Take.1 Are You There?" is the second full-length studio album by the South Korean boy group MONSTA X, released in October 2018 under Starship Entertainment. The record initiates the group's two-part "Take" series concept and is distinguished by its dark, moombahton, and hip-hop influenced sound pro...
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Shoot Out became a key MONSTA X track, with stronger production and album identity.
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The Code is the fifth extended play by South Korean boy group Monsta X, released by Starship Entertainment in November 2017. The album features the title track "Dramarama," a hip-hop and EDM-influenced song that earned the group multiple wins on domestic music broadcast programs. It was released in...
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Dramarama and first music-show wins give it strong fan significance and improved consensus.
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Take.2 We Are Here is the second part of the second Korean studio album by the South Korean boy group Monsta X, released on February 18, 2019, by Starship Entertainment. The album features the lead single 'Alligator,' a track that combines intense hip-hop elements with powerful electronic beats. It...
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Solid continuation with fan support, but title and album impact are less enduring.
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The Connect: Dejavu is the sixth extended play by the South Korean boy group Monsta X, released on June 20, 2018, by Starship Entertainment. Featuring the title track 'Jealousy,' the album continued the group's signature hip-hop and EDM-influenced sound. This release coincided with the group's growi...
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Jealousy era has polished intensity and international growth, though not their most acclaimed project.
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Follow: Find You is the eighth extended play by the South Korean boy band Monsta X, released on October 28, 2019, through Starship Entertainment. The album consists of ten tracks, heavily featuring the electronic dance music (EDM) and hip-hop styles that characterize the group's signature sound. The...
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Emotionally significant and commercially solid, though group turmoil overshadowed broader album reception.
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"The Clan Pt. 2 Guilty" is the fourth extended play by the South Korean hip-hop and pop group MONSTA X, released by Starship Entertainment in October 2016. The album functions as the second installment in the group's conceptual "The Clan" series, building directly upon the narrative established in t...
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Consistent Clan continuation with strong performance focus, though less remembered than later breakthroughs.
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"The Clan Pt. 1 Lost" is the third extended play by the South Korean hip-hop and pop group Monsta X, released on May 18, 2016, under Starship Entertainment. The album initiates a thematic trilogy, utilizing a dark, cinematic narrative concept that heavily emphasizes the group's aggressive rap lines...
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Darker concept developed their identity, with solid fan reception but limited broader acclaim.
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Rush is the second extended play by South Korean boy group Monsta X, released by Starship Entertainment in September 2015. The title track "Rush" served as its principal single, while "Hero" received a rooftop performance video and was later promoted in an additional broadcast version. The EP repres...
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Hero boosted long-term recognition, though album-level consensus remains moderate.
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Trespass is the debut EP by South Korean boy group MONSTA X, released in May 2015 by Starship Entertainment. It introduced the seven-member group after its formation through the Mnet survival program No.Mercy and established the group's early identity through compact, performance-oriented K-pop reco...
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Hard-edged debut established identity, but production and songwriting are less refined than later releases.
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