Them Crooked Vultures Planning Follow-Up Album

No sooner have Them Crooked Vultures - the supergroup made up of Led Zeppelin bassist John Paul Jones, Queens of the Stone Age's Josh Homme and Foo Fighters frontman Dave Grohl - dropped their eponymous debut album and hit Britain for a sold-out nationwide tour, Dave Grohl has revealed that the band is already planning a follow-up album.

Grohl -- now back behind a drum kit where many argue is where he truly belongs -- spoke of the band's plans to BBC 6 Music's Lauren Laverne saying:

"We talk about making another record. I don't know when we'll do it or where or how, but it's not something I would ever wanna stop doing that's for sure."

He continued: "To be completely honest when we first started this I thought, 'Wow, I am excited to do a project where we don't go on tour and do interviews.'

"[But] after we started recording it was apparent... we knew this is a band, this isn't really a project. The more we play and the longer we do this the better it gets. You'd be crazy not to wanna do it, it's incredible!"