K-pop group Enhyphen speaks of growth and pains through ‘Border: Carnival’


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The group's second EP has already sold over 450,000 units in preorders. – Photo: Belift Lab, via The Korea Herald

Big-name rookie group Enhypen has returned even bigger than before with the second EP Border: Carnival, which sings about the ferocious five months since the group’s debut.

The seven-piece group held a media event in Seoul on Monday ahead of the album‘s release at 6 p.m. that day.

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