To celebrate the 20th anniversary of Proud Like a God , Guano Apes released Proud Like a God XX on 6 October 2017. The album contains newly mixed versions of ten songs that appeared on the original album, plus the previously unreleased track “Score”. The deluxe edition comes with a…
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On 28 February 2014, Guano Apes released their first single in two years, titled “Close to the Sun”, as well as a teaser trailer for their fifth album, titled Offline , and confirmed that the record would be released on 2 May 2014. A music video for “Close to the…
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Sony Music released the DVD Live @ Rockpalast in 2012. It contains footage of two concerts from 1997 and 2011, both recorded for the long-running German TV show Rockpalast .
In April 2011, the group released their fourth studio album, Bel Air , on Columbia Europe . The album entered the German album charts at number one. They released four singles from this record: “Oh, What a Night”, “Sunday Lover”, “This Time”, and “When the Ships Arrive”.
In 2009, Guano Apes reunited and played a string of concerts in Europe, starting in Sofia , Bulgaria, and also including Braga , Portugal, Nickelsdorf , Austria, Przystanek Woodstock , Poland, and Rock im Park , Germany, and Bucharest , Romania. In Bucharest, the band announced they were working on…
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In October 2007, Nasić released a solo album titled The Signal .
In December 2006, GUN Records released the compilation album Lost (T)apes , which contains a selection of previously unreleased demo tracks recorded in 1994 and 1995. Lost (T)apes was also released as part of the 2CD package The Best and the Lost (T)apes .
In 2006, Rümenapp, Ude, and Poschwatta formed a new band named IO , together with American singer Charles Simmons. IO went on the road several times and released their debut album, For the Masses , on 1 August 2008. The project was put on hold after Guano Apes reunited in…
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Poschwatta subsequently focused on his band Tamoto, in which he played guitar (and drums while in the studio) and shared vocal duties with Markus Gumball, a.k.a. G-Ball. Tamoto released the album Clemenza in August 2005, which was supported by the singles “Beware” and “On My Mind”. Stefan Ude and Henning…
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Due to escalating personal differences among members, Guano Apes planned a farewell tour in February 2005 and subsequently disbanded. Dennis Poschwatta gave more details on the reason for their breakup in an interview: