The Korea Times
K-pop boy group BOYNEXTDOOR, known for its innocent and playful charm, returned with its first studio album, "Home," in which members lay bare their innermost emotions and memories. The band said it wanted to reflect on its three-year journey with an album that carries members' honest reflections on what the group has experienced so far — ranging from its anxious trainee days to heartfelt messages dedicated to its parents and its ambitious desire for its music to reach a wider audience. "Since we've shown a lot of our innocent side, we tried to show many of our anxious feelings of living through youth and emotions we had but kept aside," member Woonhak said during a group media interview held Thursday ahead of the album's release. "Personally, I'm more satisfied with this album because I think it allows BOYNEXTDOOR to connect with both our fans and the general public on a more human level." "I Wonder," one of the two fan-dedicated songs on the record, for instance, contains lyrics, such as "Do you know we are as anxious as we are happy?" according to the band. "It's not a simple declar
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