Speaking to BBC 6 Music guitarist Lee Ranaldo revealed that the band would probably head back into the studio next year.

The new album would be the follow-up to this year’s ‘The Eternal‘, which Ronaldo told 6music the band still enjoyed playing.

“We’re still deeply ensconced in our new record, so we’re gonna play a lot of ‘The Eternal‘,” said the guitarist.

In the same interview Ranaldo revealed that the band have plans to digitize over 30 years of the their recordings.

“We’re doing a big archival house clean right now. We’ve got a massive archive of audio and video that’s sitting in our studio in Hoboken. We’ve got somebody in there who’s noting every single thing down and making a massive database, and then we’re going to start digitising it because some of the tapes are 30 years old now.”