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"I'm Back for What's mine." Why Bts' Arirang Is Exactly the Album We Were Afraid to Hope For

Summary by Deník N
The wait for Korean superstars BTS to make a comeback took almost four years, and for a new joint album almost six years. Was it worth it? The new Arirang has definitely shaken off the shackles of K-pop. And it serves up an almost tangible catharsis.
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"I'm Back for What's mine." Why Bts' Arirang Is Exactly the Album We Were Afraid to Hope For

The wait for Korean superstars BTS to make a comeback took almost four years, and for a new joint album almost six years. Was it worth it? The new Arirang has definitely shaken off the shackles of K-pop. And it serves up an almost tangible catharsis.

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Deník N broke the news in on Saturday, April 4, 2026.
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