Kodaline drummer Vinny May has revealed that while the band already has "15 or 20 songs" written for their next release, they plan to take their time with the recording process.
The band released their second album Coming Up For Air in February this year, a follow-up to their hugely successful 2013 debut In a Perfect World, and the lads are already working hard on record number three.
Speaking with entertainment website Bang Showbiz, May gave an update on how they are progressing, "It's probably like 15 or 20 songs while we've been on the road, between two tours and the festival dates we've been doing. They're not all great, most of them will probably be really s***, but one or two of them might be good."
He continued, "We constantly work and write songs on the road, it's kind of a never ending cycle. Whenever we're on tour we always have a little studio set-up in the back of the tour bus and we can do demos and ideas for songs."
May added that the band, that also includes Steve Garrigan, Mark Prendergast and Jason Boland, won't rush things when it comes to writing and recording, "We might take a little long, but we're so honoured that this is what we get to do, so we're not really keen on taking too many breaks, we want to keep things going because this is what we love doing. So we might take a little longer to make the record but we're not going to stop."
