One of Korea's first-generation modern rock bands, Delispice, will be resuming activities after signing a contract with fellow rock band Vodka Rain's company, Musicabal. On April 24th, Musicabal spoke through Star News and revealed, "On the 18th, Delispice signed an exclusive contract entrusting their future to Musicabal." Delispice, originally originating from the clubs of Hongdae, debuted back in 1997 and is considered Korea's representative modern rock band.   Some of their noted hits over the expanse of the last 15 years include 'Chow Chow', 'Confession', and 'I'll Always Keep The Engine Turned On'. After announcing their 5th album in 2003, they pursued solo activities with member Kim Min Gyu's 'Sweet Pea' project, as well as Choi Jae Hyuk and Yoon Jun Ho taking part in project group 'Omega 3', before finally reuniting in 2006 for their 6th album comeback. The band is officially set to resume activities with the Jisan Valley Rock Festival as their comeback stage.  Drummer Choi Jae Hyuk will be joining project band Yellow Monsters this year, so the band will also be joined by a new drummer to take his place during their concerts and performances. Source: Star News via Daum