TESLA guitarist Frank Hannon has been asked about the possibility of his band releasing a full-length album of new original material.

In an interview with Talk Louder, Hannon responded that TESLA does not plan to release a traditional studio album anytime soon.

Instead, they have been releasing singles one at a time, which allows them to create music without the pressure of trying to fabricate multiple songs simultaneously.

This approach has worked well for the band, who have released several successful singles in recent years.

However, it remains unclear whether TESLA will continue to release standalone tracks or return to their earlier model of releasing full-length albums.

TESLA bassist Brian Wheat recently discussed the band's touring schedule and creative process with Radio Bypass.

When asked about the possibility of a new TESLA album, Wheat stated that the band is too busy playing live shows and touring to dedicate themselves to creating an entire studio record.

He noted that the band has been releasing standalone tracks over the past few years and feels that this approach works well for them.

Wheat also acknowledged that TESLA may eventually need to come to terms with Jeff Keith's eventual retirement or decline as the lead vocalist, which could impact their ability to tour and perform live.

However, he stated that the band is still committed to performing and creating music as long as they can.

TESLA has announced a new album titled 'Homage', set for release on July 17 via Frontiers Music Srl.

The album will feature a collection of covers honoring some of rock's most timeless hits.,The album, which was first announced in April, finds TESLA returning to its roots with a collection of covers that reflect the band's musical influences and favorite songs.",