ALL SAINTS - ALL SAINTS TO BOUNCE BACK

All Saints have vowed to continue making music despite being dropped by their record label.

The four-piece were ditched by Parlophone earlier this month following weeks of speculation after their comeback album Studio One failed to live up to expectations.

But despite this quite significant setback, the girls are determined to keep their careers going and have promised fans they have not seen the last of them.

"We're really disappointed that things didn't work out with our album, Studio One on Parlophone," All Saints said in a statement posted on their MySpace page.

"We've just hit some very weird turns along the way with some of the media which is such a shame for our fans as we know you love our music."

The statement went on: "We're going to continue making our music and we'll keep you in the picture as things go."

Melanie Blatt, Shaznay Lewis and sisters Natalie and Nicole Appleton got together in the mid-90s.

Their first eight singles all made the top ten, with five of them reaching number one.

But the pressures of touring and promoting got too much and they split up in 2001.

Their comeback single at the end of last year showed some promise, but album sales were poor and their second single, Chick Fit, was only released online.