Candlebox reunites with guitarist Peter Klett on new single ‘I Remember Everything’
Due September 25, the track is Candlebox’s first new music with Klett since 2012 and follows his return after a decade away.
· Edited by Peter Luha
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Candlebox announced ‘I Remember Everything’ on September 17, marking the first new Candlebox recording to feature guitarist Peter Klett since 2012’s Love Stories & Other Musings. The independent single arrives September 25.
Klett returned after a ten-year hiatus, but even the band’s 2023 album The Long Goodbye and its 2024 tour edition did not reunite his guitar work with Kevin Martin’s songwriting on new material. The new track was produced by Kemble Walters at Good Noise Studio and mastered by Jeremy Costa.
That makes this more than a routine single announcement: it is the first recorded evidence of a restored creative partnership central to Candlebox’s original guitar identity.
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Why it matters
Klett’s return to recording with Candlebox closes a 14-year gap and restores a guitarist closely associated with the band’s defining sound, making the single a meaningful lineup-and-music development rather than a standard release notice.
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