Better Lovers’ Greg Puciato Addresses Exit: “No Bad Blood, Everyone’s Cool”

Following news that Better Lovers have parted ways with vocalist Greg Puciato, the singer has now issued a statement of his own addressing the split.

Earlier today (February 24th), the band confirmed the departure, stating they were “moving in another direction” while finishing work on a new album and searching for a new vocalist. The announcement caught many fans off guard, given the momentum the group had built over the past few years.

Not long after the news broke, Puciato took to social media to clarify the situation in his own words, writing:

“NO BAD BLOOD
EVERYONE’S COOL
DON’T SPECULATE
LOVE THESE PEOPLE AND LOVE THE BAND
ROOTING FOR THEM ALL COLLECTIVELY AND INDIVIDUALLY
THANKS TO EVERYONE FOR MAKING THE LAST FEW YEARS SPECIAL
LONG LIVE THE FROG”

The message suggests the split was amicable, with Puciato emphasizing there is no tension between himself and his former bandmates.

The departure comes shortly after Puciato revived his project The Black Queen, which had been dormant for several years. Meanwhile, Better Lovers have confirmed they are completing a new album and actively seeking a replacement vocalist.

More details regarding the band’s next chapter are expected in the coming months.

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