[Dispatch=Lee Myung-joo] TXT has received love calls from the publishing industry.

Publishing company Anjungga-ok is setting up a "TXT Zone" at the pop-up "How About Reading Any Way" taking place from the 12th to 25th at i-Park Mall in Yongsan-gu, Seoul.

The corner introduces five songs including TXT's new title track "Angel Bite" to be released on the 16th. The song lyrics have been reinterpreted as publishing content.

TXT has been telling stories of youth. The group garnered sympathy by honestly expressing not only shining moments but also fears of growing up, cracks, loss, and frustration.

"Why Can't I Just Leave the Monster Alive" contains concerns about growth, and "I Lost the Weather" carries the sense of loss people felt during the COVID-19 pandemic.

"Trust Fund Baby" shows frustration felt before real-world disparities, while "Loser, Lover" displays the desire to be with precious people even in an unstable reality.

The new song "Angel Bite" reveals the bleak emotions and desperation felt by today's youth through lyrics such as "I have nothing, so what can I use to buy my future?"

At the pop-up, you can encounter publishing content utilizing these phrases. Paper materials graphically expressing the lyrics of five songs, as well as NFC keychains and blind books have been prepared.

The new album "Perfect Storm" is an album that expands the narrative of youth. The members, now in their mid-twenties, have more intuitively expressed the youth sentiments of their generation facing the weight of reality.

Meanwhile, TXT will release "Perfect Storm" on the 16th at 6 p.m. It is holding the number one position on Spotify's "Top 10 Countdown."

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