Toad the Wet Sprocket Releasing New Album After Hiatus

The ’90s band Toad the Wet Sprocket is re-uniting and releasing a new album after having broken up in 1998.

The band raised more than $264,000 in a Kickstarter campaign that ended on August 4. 

“A few years ago it would have been so much more difficult to get a project like this off the ground, and there would have been a mountain of debt, but here we are – it’s amazing to be able to start the release process free and clear,” Toad said in a statement on the campaign page. “Thank you all so much.”

The album, named New Constellation, will be released on October 15, reports TMZ. 

The band has also announced a new tour, though there are few details yet about that.

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