Backstreet Boys are back again!
Thursday,
July
26,
2007
Backstreet
Boys,
the
band
which
held
a
sway
over
the
world
of
pop
music
during
the
1990s,
are
gearing
up
to
release
their
sixth
album
on
30
October,
which
marks
the
group's
10th
anniversary
with
record
label
Jive
Records.
Dan
Muckula,
who
penned
the
group's
2005
hit
'Incomplete',
is
supervising
the
work
on
the
yet-to-be-titled
album
along
with
Rob
Weiss.
The album's first official single, a piano-driven rock ballad titled 'Inconsolable', will be broadcast on radio on 27 August. A more upbeat ditty, "Any Other Way," was leaked to music sites back in May, reports E! Online.
Kevin Richardson, who at 35 was the band's oldest member, announced in June 2006 that he was amicably leaving the group to pursue other interests. The band now comprises of its four original members, namely Brian Littrell, Howie Dorough, Nick Carter and AJ McLean.
The
quartet
has
decided
not
to
replace
Richardson,
and
they
say
that
their
fellow
can
return
to
the
group
any
time
he
wants.