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Josh Homme of Queens of The Stone Age Joins Rick Beato to Discuss the Making of “Perfecth” – Co-Founding Kyuss, and His Favorite Custom Guitars

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Rick Beato interviews Josh Homme of Queens of The Stone Age (ex-Kyuss) on Rick’s YouTube channel

Josh Homme of Queens of The Stone Age sat down for a lengthy and wide-ranging interview with noted music YouTuber, music teacher, and record producer Rick Beato. Josh went deep on his nearly forty-year history in Rock, the early days of Kyuss, QOTSA’s new approach to writing and recording their new album Perfecth (coming soon from Matador Records), his perfect match of custom guitars and retro amps, and so much more! Watch the video below.  

 

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Mastodon Share a New Single and Video for “In The Ruins” – New Album Coming Soon

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Mastodon shot in Paris for the 2026 album campaign

Mastodon have just shared “In The Ruins,” a song from their highly anticipated new album Marrow Deep (out August 28 via Loma Vista Recordings) inspired by the devastating impact of Hurricane Helene and the personal havoc it wreaked upon bassist/vocalist Troy Sanders and his family. The catastrophic storm severely flooded their home and destroyed personal belongings, leading to a nearly two-year period of displacement that coincided with the whole band navigating the profound grief of the passings of founding member Brent Hinds and drummer/vocalist Brann Dailor’s mother, Michele Lawrence, ultimately channeling the loss into a powerful declaration of resilience and catharsis. The song comes paired with a vibrant video by animation and VFX studio, Hey Beautiful Jerk, that depicts a fever dream journey by a single-eyed creature named Frank across flooded and ruined landscapes that serves as a metaphor for the song’s lyrics.

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Queens Of The Stone Age Share a New Single and Music Video for “Easy Street” ft. Nikki Lane

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Queens of the Stone Age 2026 Photo credit: Andreas Neumann

 

Queens of the Stone Age return with a stunning new single, “Easy Street,” on Matador Records. Debuted live last year during their lauded Catacombs tour and eagerly awaited by fans, it’s the band’s first new song since 2023’s In Times New Roman. The music is serene and perfectly imperfect — acoustic guitar, psychedelic synths, and a rhythm track that breathes on its own. Beneath the surface: raw edges and withering wit. Featuring singer Nikki Lane, whose vocals arrive like gravel and honey with a Wanda Jackson grit. Her voice flips the sonic script against Josh Homme’s smoother lead line. Stream and buy the track, as well as watch the irected video below! 

 

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