VICTON, a group that is about to make a comeback, has made a surprise announcement on its concept portal. The agency PlayM Entertainment released the first concept photo of its fifth mini album "Nostalgia" on its official SNS and fan cafe on Oct. 23, drawing attention

The group potto, unveiled first, emphasized shade with light in a dark background, reminiscent of its title song "Nostalgia." The members of Winter Nitreux's factory stared at the front with a indifferent pose, drawing attention at once with a soft dreamy smile.

In the ensuing personal photo, Seung-Sik, Chan and Byung-Chan showed off their six-color charm, creating a circular red light, while HanSe, Su-Bin and Se-Jun created emotional moods under the backdrop of the moon's lighting. In addition, the words that seem to imply the lyrics of "Nostalgia" written in the picture further intrigued the audience, raising expectations for a comeback. 

The agency said that the phonological name "nostalgia" is a combination of "nostos" and "algos" and will express the charms of the VICTON members on the record in two concepts. I look forward to seeing the members come back with more new looks," he said.

VICTON's fifth mini album, "Nostalgia," is an album that contains long-cherished love and longing for people bygone years, contains a total of six colorful tracks, including the title track "Nostalgia," and members including top writers such as Bum Li-nang, Ryan Jeon and Kim Tae-joo, as well as Do Han-se, Heo Chan and Kang Seung-sik, have completed the album. In particular, the title song "Nostalgia" is a song that expresses the love that has longed for, and features poor lyrics and powerful melodies

Previously, VICTON has already received keen attention from the public for unveiling cover images and tracklists, and will heighten the mood before the comeback through future concept photos, video trailers, highlight medley and music video teaser.

Meanwhile, VICTON will release its fifth mini album "Nostalgia" and title track "Nostalgia" on various music sites at 6 p.m. on Nov. 4.