The ever outspoken Liam Gallagher has revealed that Beady Eye will return to the studio to create another album "whether people like it or not". 

In a new interview with BBC 6 Music, the star explained that his solo project is going really well and the band are heading back to record more new material early in the new year:

"February or the end of January we will be in (the studio) doing our album. We've got enough material for another record and that is what we shall do, whether people like it or not."

He also opened up about his legal battle against Noel and said that while the proceedings make him "feel sad" it was necessary to take a stand as his reputation was being both publicly and professionally sullied:

"Listen, that had to happen, I don't take lightly to be called a fraud. I feel sad but I feel a lot sadder that there are people walking around thinking that I wouldn't get out of bed because I had a few beers. I've called the dogs off a little bit but there still a few things that need to be cleared up, I didn't like doing it and it hurts a lot of people around it but it had to be done."

Watch his band perform 'The Beat Goes On' at this year's Reading festival below: