Nineties Rock Band Teases Decade Comeback
A major 90s rock band teased their first new music in a decade with a mysterious social media update. The cryptic post has sparked fan speculation about a possible reunion tour and fresh studio output. The band's identity remains unnamed in coverage, adding to the intrigue surrounding their potential return to recording.
- The band is Republica, and their forthcoming album, "Damaged Gods," will be their first studio album in 27 years, following 1998's "Speed Ballads". - Two singles have been released from the upcoming album: "New York" in November 2023 and "Hallelujah" in June 2024. - The current lineup consists of original members Saffron on vocals, Tim Dorney on keyboards, and Johnny Male on guitar. - In June 2024, former Placebo and Six by Seven drummer Steve Hewitt joined Republica for their live performances. - The band's signature hits from the 90s, "Ready to Go" and "Drop Dead Gorgeous," were on their self-titled debut album. - Lead singer Saffron has also provided vocals for other notable bands, including The Prodigy on the track "Fuel My Fire" and The Cure on "Just Say Yes". - After their initial success, Republica went on hiatus in 2001 and reformed in 2008.
