Red Velvet returns with a third studio album on Nov. 13, label SM Entertainment announced Wednesday.

The LP is titled “What A Chill Kill” and consists of 10 genre-spanning tracks.

It is the group’s first full album in about six years and comes approximately a year since its last album, EP “The ReVe Festival 2022 – Birthday.” The EP was the quintet’s first album to sell over a million and topped the iTunes top albums chart in 47 regions as well as a series of music charts at home.

Last week, Joy uploaded a picture of herself writing that she finished shooting the music video for the upcoming album.

Separately, it is still unknown whether the members of the group renewed their contracts with the label. The company only confirmed in August that Seulgi did.

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