Queens Of The Stone Age Release New Album Perfecth

Queens Of The Stone Age descended into the Paris Catacombs to record last year's acoustic live record and shoot Alive In The Catacombs. The band made a new album steeped in arcane tones and mausoleum restraint.

According to Homme, the album is named Perfecth because nothing is truly perfect. Insignificant Other is a stylish soul slither with buzzing guitar, winding bass line and otherworldly harmonies. Where The Goth Girls At? sees Homme singing the praises of black-lipstick love.

Sunday was originally co-written by Homme for Iggy Pop's 2016 album Post Pop Depression. Easy Street is a gorgeous, thigh-slapping acoustic pop thing drenched in poetic self-reflection. Mono is described as a druggy psych turn-off, all junkyard jazz clatter and strange synth attacks. Run Away From The Mob is the closer, in which the desert-rock tumult returns full-blast in its last minute.