Misery Signals tease clip featuring both vocalists: Karl Schubach & Jesse Zaraska

In January, Andrew Neufeld and Stuart Ross of Comeback Kid joined The Vanflip Podcast, where Neufeld hinted at some upcoming developments regarding Misery Signals. Ross, who also plays guitar for Misery Signals, clarified that the band does indeed have plans for 2024. Neufeld further commented that Ross would be keeping busy in 2024.

Recently, Misery Signals shared a 30-second teaser clip featuring past and present members, notably including vocalists Karl Schubach and Jesse Zaraska. Zaraska departed the band in early 2006 after the release of their debut album Of Malice and the Magnum Heart in 2004. Following Zaraska's departure, Misery Signals turned to MySpace for online auditions and quickly found Karl Schubach as their new vocalist, performing their first show together that March.

Schubach spent nearly a decade with Misery Signals, contributing to three full-length albums: "Mirrors" (2006), "Controller" (2008), and "Absent Light" (2013), before "parting ways" with the band. Interestingly, this departure coincided with the reunion of the original lineup, including founding vocalist Jesse Zaraska, for a ten-year anniversary tour of their debut record.

Schubach remained relatively silent on the matter until releasing a statement regarding the split several years later. The relationship between the two groups has seen its ups and downs, but Schubach's inclusion in Misery Signals' future plans suggests a potential reconciliation and a positive step forward.