Noel Gallagher’s "far out" album may never be released.
The former Oasis rocker recorded the experimental record with psychedelic dance outfit Amorphous Androgynous last year but isn’t sure if fans will ever get to hear it.
Noel – who announced the album on the same night he revealed his new solo project Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds – said: "It was supposed to be delivered the night I did that press conference and I hadn’t been involved in any of the mixing at that point due to being busy with other things.
"Anyway, it was a toss-up whether to announce it in the first place, but I just thought f**k it, I’ve done it, let’s announce it.
"But since then I’ve been on the road and because of that I’ve not been mixing it, and I’m not happy with any of the mixes. They’re going backward and forward so then the plan was to get mixing done after the tour, but this tour has gone on so long that there’s been no time, and that means looking at it next year.
"But by then I fear the moment may have passed."
Although Noel, 45, may not release the experimental album, he has no intention of stopping making records anytime soon.
He said: "It’s easier for a solo artist, so I don’t see a time when I’ll retire. I never see a time when I’ll pack in, especially if I’m still writing. What else am I going to do? There’s only so much TV you can watch."