With their debut single "Be Mine" in 2011, INFINITE didn't merely enter the K-Pop industry; they stormed in, creating reverberations that are still felt today. Born from a small company teetering on the brink of bankruptcy, INFINITE has since soared, their trajectory only going upwards. Today, they stand on the cusp of a highly anticipated comeback, poised to ignite the stage with their signature 'knife choreography' once again.

But if you're unacquainted with INFINITE's legacy, you might wonder about their musical style and their defining tracks. No need to fret because we have compiled a list of seven of their most iconic songs that beautifully encapsulate their journey and showcase the essence of their unique musicality. Dive in and experience the immersive world of INFINITE's music!

1. "Be Mine": The song that started it all, "Be Mine," is the title track in the group's first studio album "Over the Top." What made this song even better was the catchy choreography.

2. "Paradise": Following the release of "Be Mine," and the immense success came "Paradise." If you're looking for a song that encompasses the sexy, masculine vibes, then this song is definitely for you.

3. "The Chaser": With a unique intro to the song, when the beat drops, you're immediately put into a wonderful world of music, and who can ever forget Woohyun's great high note?

4. "Back": The most shocking thing when "Back" was released was the dance break and the fact that fellow member L ended up dying his hair for the first time since debut. Everything about this song meshed so well: music, beat, choreography. You're bound to have this song on repeat once you hear it.

5. "Man in Love": Completely different than their usual sharp-edged concepts, fans were shocked when the band came out with a cute, gentle concept.

6. "Destiny": A very intense song, INFINITE took grand steps to make "Destiny" one of the best songs within their discography, including shooting their entire music video in Los Angeles.

7. "The Eye": If you're a fan of "Back," you'll also be a fan of "The Eye." Although they're similar, "The Eye" gives off a more serious vibe, but it's catchy nonetheless.

It's great to see more and more past groups return to the stage; I can't wait to see what kind of song becomes released from INFINITE this time!