Tribal pop-rockers Bow Wow Wow will release a live album of material

recorded on their recent U.S. comeback tour in September. The '80s new-wave

band, known for its video hit "I Want Candy," re-formed last December with two

new members for a four-month U.S. tour. A 12-track album, still untitled, will be

released in October on the Cleopatra label. On Friday, the band's U.S. publicist,

Ken Phillips, added that four classic BWW songs -- "C30, C60, C90 Go,"

"W.O.R.K." and "Do You Wanna Hold Me," as well as "I Want Candy" -- are

slated for remixing by a group of artists that may include Dead Or Alive,

David Haskins of Love and Rockets, Information

Society, DJ Keoki and Leatherstrip. According to Phillips,

the group wrote at least 10 new songs while on the road, including "Bedouin

Rocker," "Eastern Promise" and the ballad "A Thousand Tears." Consequently,

Bow Wow Wow hope to release an album of new material later this year.

Phillips also said the band is planning to return to the U.S. for more dates,

acting as support for a still-unnamed "major" artist.