New album comes just three months after ‘The Sin: Bliss,’ with format yet to be revealed

Enhypen (Belift Lab)
Enhypen (Belift Lab)

Enhypen will return with a new album in November, the group's agency Belift Lab confirmed Tuesday, a day after an industry source disclosed the comeback plans to The Korea Herald.

"Enhypen is scheduled to make a comeback in November," the source said on condition of anonymity. "Tomorrow X Together will make its comeback on Nov. 16, and as far as I know, Enhypen will follow sometime in the latter half of the month."

Belift Lab, a subsidiary label under Hybe, confirmed the plans but said an exact return date has yet to be set.

"Enhypen is preparing for a comeback with November as the target," an agency official said. "We will provide more details once the schedule is finalized."

The new album will arrive about three months after Enhypen released its eighth EP, "The Sin: Bliss," on Aug. 21, its first album since reorganizing as a six-member group following Heeseung's departure in March.

The format of the upcoming release remains unclear.

Enhypen's recent release pattern, however, leaves open the possibility that it could take a different form from another numbered EP. The group released its sixth EP, "Desire: Unleash," in June 2025, followed by its seventh, "The Sin: Vanish," in January and its eighth, "The Sin: Bliss," in August — roughly seven months apart.

With only about three months separating "The Sin: Bliss" and the planned November comeback, the upcoming release could instead be a follow-up or expanded edition of the latest album, or a special album. Belift Lab has not disclosed its format.


jaaykim@heraldcorp.com