EXO REVERXE Album Release 2026: The Kings Claim Their Crown
EXO returns today, Jan 19, 2026, with their 8th studio album 'REVERXE'. Featuring 6 members and the lead single 'Crown', this is their first major release in over two years.
They've returned to the stage, but the throne looks a bit different. K-pop titans EXO are set to drop their eighth studio album, REVERXE, today at 6 p.m. This marks the group's first full-length release in over two years, following 2023's 'EXIST'.
EXO REVERXE Album: A Strategic 6-Member Comeback
The comeback features six members: Suho, Chanyeol, D.O., Kai, Sehun, and Lay. However, fans won't see the full lineup as Chen, Baekhyun, and Xiumin remain sidelined due to an ongoing contract dispute with SM Entertainment. Despite all members completing their military service as of September 2025, internal friction has reshaped the group's immediate trajectory.
Inside the Tracks: Crown and Beyond
The album boasts nine tracks, led by the single Crown. Described by the agency as a hard dance track, it blends Atlanta-style trap drums with heavy metal riffs and EDM synths. The lyrics use a crown as a metaphor for a vow to protect someone precious. Other notable tracks include the winter-themed 'I'm Home' and the breakup ballad 'Suffocate'.
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