Radiohead to 'make plans' for new album this summer

Band have recently been busy with side projects

Radiohead's last album came in 2011 (Getty)

Radiohead's Jonny Greenwood has given the first whiff of a follow-up album to The King Of Limbs, saying the band plan to meet up at the end of summer to 'make a plan' for a new record.

The band have recently been taking some time away from their main project, with Greenwood working on the score of Paul Thomas Anderson's new film Inherent Vice and Thom Yorke busy touring with Atoms For Peace.

The guitarist said Radiohead would come back to life before the end of 2014 however.

He told Nashville Cream in an interview that the band will be "meeting up at the end of the summer" to "make a plan" for their ninth studio album, adding: "But, you know, we're a slow-moving animal, always have been. I guess we'll decide then what we do next."

Jonny's brother Colin, who plays bass in Radiohead, previously said plans for the next LP were only in the very early stages.

Asked about current Radiohead activity, he said: "It's all up in the air at the minute. Thom's just come back from touring Atoms For Peace and he's having some quiet time. I'm sorry to be vague but we're all just taking it easy at the moment. Just enjoying being at home and hanging out really. But at the same time, the vibe is very much Oxford and all good! It's like that."