Even though it\'s been nine years since the release of the group\'s last studio album, \'Golden State\', both musicians feel like the band never ended.

Gavin Rossdale, referring to his 2005 side project Institute and a 2008 solo album, says:

\"That whole time I was thinking, \'Man, why is it not Bush? This is so crazy.\' I\'m so pleased because I\'ve got my voice back. To be in Bush, the band you\'re basically born to be in, it\'s like a suit of armor. It\'s very exciting.\"

The current incarnation of Bush also features guitarist Chris Traynor, who replaced Nigel Pulsford in 2002, and bassist Corey Britz in place of Dave Parsons.

The new Bush album, \'Everything Always Now\', is due for release in October.