After a short stint doing spoken word performances, Pierce decided to reform a new version of the band in October 1986. Powers, who had also been recruited into Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds at this time, resumed his place at guitar, with Mori switching to bass and Sanderson retaining his spot on drums. This lineup of the Gun Club recorded a handful of albums, including Mother Juno , released October 19, 1987, on Red Rhino Records . This album, produced by Robin Guthrie of the Cocteau Twins , was a successful comeback, garnering a positive critical reception. After the release of Nick Cave’s album The Good Son , Powers departed from the Bad Seeds in May 1990 to focus more on the Gun Club.
Band reformed with new lineup
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