One Direction on future plans: 'We intend to write another record'

UK based boyband One Direction have silenced split rumours by revealing plans to release yet another record in the future.

They're gearing up to release their new offering, 'FOUR' (November 17), and also recently announced details of a new tour called 'On The Road Again', which now includes a series of dates in their native UK and Ireland.

The band's Louis Tomlinson explained to News.com that they have no plans to call it quits after their 2015 world tour and can't wait to work on another studio album:

"Obviously doing the On The Road Again tour will be incredible fun for us and that will be a big part of next year. And we intend to write another record."

One Direction, meanwhile, won a total of three trophies at last night's (November 9) MTV EMAs and took home the Best Pop, Best Live and Biggest Fans titles.

The heartthrobs, meanwhile, also opened up about being considered credible in the interview with News.com and confessed that they want to be more hands-on where their music is concerned: "It’s so easy to look at us and say we are a boyband and straight away be judged by that, to always be considered a manufactured band. It is so important for us to get involved in the writing and achieve the credibility that comes with that. And we are all control freaks to a certain level.”

Watch the lads' Google Hangout here: