Original Alice Cooper Band Reunites, Releases First Album in 52 Years

The original Alice Cooper band has reunited after more than five decades to release a new album, 'The Revenge of Alice Cooper,' marking their first full album of new material since 1973. The reunion features Cooper, bassist Dennis Dunaway, drummer Neal Smith, guitarist Michael Bruce, and a posthumous contribution from late guitarist Glen Buxton. The band members describe their collaboration as natural and seamless, with a chemistry that quickly rekindled in the studio, likening the reunion to rediscovering a long-lost marriage. Despite their breakup 52 years ago, the members emphasize that there was no lasting bad blood, and their connections were maintained through occasional collaborations and performances over the years. Their comeback album evokes the sound and spirit of their classic 1970s records, satisfying longtime fans and symbolizing a full-circle moment in their careers. The band also recalls memorable and sometimes tumultuous live shows from their early years, underscoring the enduring energy and legacy they bring to their latest work.