The Spice Girls are set to commemorate the 30th anniversary of their debut album, "Spice," with the release of a new box set featuring previously unreleased demos. Titled "The Singles Collection," the package will be available in two limited-edition 14-disc box sets. These collections will be issued on seven-inch coloured vinyl as well as CD formats.

Scheduled for release on November 6, the box sets aim to offer fans a comprehensive look at the group’s singles throughout their career. The addition of unheard demo tracks provides insight into the creative process behind some of their most iconic songs. This milestone release underscores the enduring popularity of the Spice Girls, who rose to prominence in the mid-1990s and became a global pop phenomenon.

Details about which demos will be included have not been disclosed, but the expansive format suggests a thorough anthology of their work. The colour vinyl editions, in particular, are likely intended to appeal to collectors and longtime fans.

The release follows recent solo ventures and reunions by the group’s members and coincides with renewed interest in 1990s pop culture. The box set will be the latest in a series of commemorative releases by the Spice Girls, who have maintained a significant presence in the music industry three decades after their debut.