Boy band Click-B is planning a comeback album, their first one since splitting up 13 years ago, reports The Korea Herald.

"They are working on a new album," confirmed DSP Media, the longtime label representing Click-B. "The exact date is yet to be confirmed, but they are planning to return before end of this year."

Most K-Pop groups only spend one to three years before returning with a new album in fear of being forgotten by their fans. But Click-B is clearly not deterred even if it has been more than a decade since their fans got their hands on a new album.

Click-B debuted as a seven-member pop and hip-hop boy band in 1999 and released four albums before three members broke away in 2002.

In the years after 2002, various Click-B members have attempted to pursue acting and solo music activities, and also enlisted in the military.

For example, leader Kim Tae Hyung launched his acting career as Kang Hoo. Member Woo Yun Suk formed the duo group Mainstream. Another member, Oh Jong Hyuk, released a solo album and gained attention in 2013 after it was revealed that he has been dating T-ARA's Soyeon for 3 years.

In 2011, Click-B reunited and released two singles, "To Be Continued" and "Empty Seats."

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