Courtney Love, who has been working on her second solo album, Nobody's Daughter, for what seems like 20 years (it's really more like seven) has announced that her old band Hole is getting back together to work in the studio on tracks that were going to be on Daughter. Considering every other band that had a hit in the post Nirvana alt-rock boom has gotten back together (like say, Creed), it only makes sense that Hole would be back sooner than later.

Nobody's Daughter was originally intended to make Courtney into a balladeer, but she opted to start going back to her rock roots during the sessions. She says she's keeping a bunch of the songs she recorded with Linda Perry and Billy Corgan for the sessions, but they'll be performed by Hole now instead. 

There's no word on when the album will actually be out, but the band will reportedly be touring sometime next year. [Idolator]