The news comes from Nasso Ruskov himself - frontman of the seminal Bulgarian alternative band.

This happened in an impromptu interview this afternoon, aired on Tangra Mega Rock, where the singer also hosts aВ daily show.

Asked by Vassil Varbanov what exactly "getting back together" implied, Nasso said: "It means that we'll be active again, for quite a while. Our guitarist is coming back from London and we'll be writing new music. It's going
to be highly incendiary and energetic stuff, but also spaced-out in typical BFC style."

He also announced a comeback gig, to be held on April 9 at Sofia's Blue Box, with Panican Whyasker
and Animacionerite also on the bill.
Over the last few years Babyface Clan twice got back together for one-off shows. One of them was
for Tangra Mega Rock's first birthday in April 2007 (with Sheep On Drugs) and then again a year later
- for the radio's second birthday bash, this time on a bill with Molotov.
This time the band has long-term plans, with the original line-up of Nasso Ruskov (vocals), Ivaylo
Stoyadinov (guitars), Bobby Stru (bass), Filip Alexandrov (synth) and Deyan Dragiev - Dakata (drums).

The 9 April show is promoted by Stroeja and fans will be able to buy new BFC merchandise.

The band also announced that they'll be releasing a boxset, which will include their cult 'Romantica' album, unreleased material and a DVD.

The BFC relapse doesn't mean an end to Imbeciles & The Poison Umbrella - Nasso and Ivo's electro-punk project.
In fact the poison umbrella crew will be heading to Macedonia at the end of april for a gig.