K-pop girl group Dreamcatcher are known for their unique style that blends rock music with slick choreography and horror-themed visuals. Formed as MINX in 2015, the seven-member South Korean troupe has gained a global following for their rock style, a rarity in the mainstream Korean music scene.

In a music scene dominated by R&B, rap and hip hop, Dreamcatcher's choice to focus on rock puts them on a less-traveled road. Even within K-pop, rock is mainly relegated to side experiments, with metal considered an underground genre.

With K-pop being such a massively saturated market, the group needed something that set them apart. Their sound, horror-inspired storyline concept about girls reborn as nightmares and music videos are part of a larger story that continues to develop with each new release, leaving fans begging for more.

That unique spark caught the attention of many curious people who wanted to see what this K-pop/rock mash-up was all about.

Combine that with their aggressive choreography and bold sound, and you'll understand why their fanbase is so dedicated. The group even gave their loyal followers a memorable name: InSomnia. It comes from the Latin "in somnia," which means "in dreams" -- a nod to the group's association with nightmares.

Since their debut, the girl group with members JiU, Siyeon, Handong, Dami, Yoohyeon, Gahyeon, and SuA has attracted more and more curious onlookers to their disruptive sound. In 2022, the group released their studio album Apocalypse: Save Us and immediately saw the album soar to No. 1 on iTunes Top Albums charts in 20 regions across the globe, including the United States.

While the group has gone on to include hip-hop, EDM and other music genres in their music, the heart of their sound will always be rock. They're sure to entertain people from all corners of life.

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