In June 2009, "NME" reported that Hole was reforming. Love claimed that Auf der Maur was rejoining as bassist to record on her upcoming album "Nobody's Daughter"—which was being rebranded as a Hole album—and performing on the supporting tour. Auf der Maur stated that she was "surprised and disappointed" by the announcement and had no intention of partaking in the reformed band. Despite several legal issues, "Nobody's Daughter" was released as Hole's fourth studio album in April 2010 with Shawn Dailey replacing Auf der Maur as bassist.