In recent times, the band has regained some of its former glories under its current Musical Director, Sharon Stansfield.

The band had regained its core three members from its first three albums and added Roberto Rodino on drums.

The band then regained focus on recording their forthcoming full length, full production CD.

However, those bands never regained the notoriety of the early years.

Released in 1997, Carniceria Tropical marked a return to hardcore and Portuguese lyrics, and the band regained their former success.

The band regains its balance with "Breakdown," musical kin to Lynyrd Skynyrd's "Free Bird," with lyrics about long-suffering outsiders.

After a period of intense popularity, the band lost ground to other new artists and only regained nationwide exposure with the release of a new album in 2009.

But after Keith Moon of the Who died in 1978, the band never regained its creative footing.

On July 10, 2009, Alternative Press also reported that the band had regained the exclamation point, becoming, once again, Panic!

It was not until two years later that the band regained its footing and continued recording with AIT.