It has been ten nearly years since Kittie released their latest album I've Failed You, but vocalist and guitarist Morgan Lander stated in a recent interview with 'Rock Talks' that there could be a new album from the band, even though they remain on hiatus as of this right.

When asked if Kittie are still on hiatus, she said: "As of right now, yes. Since the documentary was filmed and has been released, there's been some changes. We are no longer a signed act. So if we were going to make new music, it would be released independently. But we do still have a number of legacy-type projects that we are going to be releasing and working on for the future. We love to be able to pay tribute to the things that we've done in the past. And I know that a lot of people are even just excited for re-releases of old stuff and whatnot. We're always looking for ways to reintroduce people [to Kittie's music] and whatnot. So we do have a couple of things coming down the pipeline. I can't really give too many details yet, but there will be announcements and it will be awesome and it should be pretty fun. But no new music as of right now."

Regarding when Kittie fans can expect an announcement regarding said "legacy" projects, Morgan said: "I'm not quite sure, actually. It's still sort of in the development kind of stages, but it's just a fun legacy project that I think that certain people and collectors will be stoked about."

Lander then went on to say that Kittie are still alive and well, even if the band is not active as a touring or recording unit: "The thing is, especially for myself and for Mercedes, Kittie is a part of our lives, and it never will stop being a part of our lives. Whether it's going into a deal to do some re-releases or the 'Live In London' concert that we did, or just digging through the archives to give people little snippets of the past. So Kittie never will die because it lives within us still. We're still working on the Kittie legacy, and we still live and breathe that every day. And so absolutely there could be new music. But I just don't think that - it's not the right time yet. But there's always a right time for everything, and I think it could very well happen."

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