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  Queens of the Stone Age Have '999' Problems and an Album Title Might Be One

  February 12, 2013 – Queens of the Stone Age are bringing back some of the mystery to the album release process. This year, performers such as David Bowie, Justin Timberlake, and Fall Out Boy have all been trying to surprise audiences with their new music, to varying degrees of success. …
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  Various Artists, 'Sound City: Real to Reel' (RCA)

  February 11, 2013 – As you may have heard, Dave Grohl made a feature-film documentary about the very magical, mystical, excellent-space-in-which-to-record-a-kick-drum Sound City Studios in Van Nuys, California. You're also likely aware that oodles of era-defining albums, ranging from After the Gold Rush to Nevermind were recorded there.Real to Reel, the doc's accompanying album, was not. …
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  Queens of the Stone Age's New Album Also Has Elton John, Dave Grohl Reveals

  February 7, 2013 – Queens of the Stone Age's upcoming album, previously described by guest drummer Dave Grohl as "ridiculous," just became a little bit more so. And once again, Grohl, who has been everywhere recently, had something to do with it.Elton John played on the record, the "Rocket Man" piano man confirmed to Grohl in an interview last night, part of Grohl's week-long stint guest-hosting E! show Chelsea Lately. …
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  Mark Lanegan Completes Queens of the Stone Age Classic-Lineup Reunion

  January 29, 2013 – The missing piece from Queens of the Stone Age's star-studded lineup of album guests is missing no more.Mark Lanegan will appear on the new QOTSA record, the band has suggested in a Facebook post (via NME). "Lanegan came by," QOTSA wrote. "He didn't say much, but he sang good."Lanagan's previous absence from QOTSA's upcoming, in-the-works sixth album had been glaring. …
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  Queens of the Stone Age Reveal 'Secrets of the Sound' in New Album Mockumentary

  December 26, 2012 – Every new fact we uncover about the forthcoming Queens of the Stone Age album brings with it a new set of questions, so we're thankful for "Secret of the Sound," a brand new documentary which seeks to demystify the desert rockers' sixth long-player. Well, sort of. …
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  Queens of the Stone Age Add Scissor Sisters' Frontman to Star-Studded Album

  December 21, 2012 – Queens of the Stone Age's "codeine cabaret" must be the place to be. As Antiquiet reports, the latest guest confirmed for the heavy rockers' upcoming album — which, to be clear, QOTSA recently described as "running like a dream inside a codeine cabaret" — is Scissor Sisters' frontman Jake Shears. …
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  Queens of the Stone Age Liken New LP to 'a Codeine Cabaret' in Cryptic Letter

  December 11, 2012 – Queens of the Stone Age keep dribbling out clues about their forthcoming sixth album. Dave Grohl plays drums on the record, Trent Reznor is "helping out," and estranged former QOTSA member Nick Oliveri evidently sings on a track. …
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  Josh Homme Says New Queens of the Stone Age Album Is Like 'Running in a Dream'

  December 4, 2012 – Josh Homme has shed a little more light on Queens of the Stone Age's upcoming sixth album. In a BBC Radio documentary (via Antiquiet) about the band's 2002 classic Songs for the Deaf, the QOTSA frontman also answered a couple of questions about the in-progress full-length. …
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  Kyuss Lives! Will Live on With New Name: Vista Chino

  November 30, 2012 – Kyuss Lives! soon won't be worthy of its name anymore, no need for a funeral. The semi-reunited early-'90s California stoner-rock band will be reincarnated. Kyuss Lives! members Brant Bjork, John Garcia, and Nick Oliveri have announced a new project called Vista Chino. Joined by guitarist Bruno Fevery, the band says it's recording new songs for a planned 2013 release and tour. The Kyuss Lives! …
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  Nick Oliveri Impossibly Reunites With Queens of the Stone Age for New Album

  November 28, 2012 – Earlier this month, we were elated to announce that Dave Grohl had rejoined Queens of the Stone Age for the band's upcoming, in-progress sixth album. Exciting as this news was — bringing us one massive step closer to the classic QOTSA lineup responsible for 2002's untouchable Songs for the Deaf — it wasn't exactly shocking: Grohl is at the top of his multi-tasking game at the moment. …
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