"This new getting assault abroad Songs for the Deaf and any
other almanac we've made," says Queens of the Stone Age frontman
Josh Homme, currently on bout with the Red Hot Chili Peppers but
already prepping his band's next release. "It's about like
Deaf was the end of something and this is a accomplished new
level. It's added simple. It's beneath complicated."
So far Queens accept twenty-five songs to accept from for their
fourth, as yet untitled effort, including "Skin on Skin,"
"Everybody Knows That You're Insane" and "Tangled Up in Plaid."
"It's array of about the cad and getting the activity of the party, but
the amiss activity at the amiss party," Homme says of the track. "It's
kind of about aqueous on the array a little bit, you know,
infiltrating to destroy."
Homme will afresh aftermath his band's new material, a lot of of which
the quintet (which now includes bagman Joey Castillo) generated on
the road. "This isn't Bon Jovi: 'We've apparent a actor faces and
rocked them all,'" Homme quips. "There's all sorts of experiences
that appear on the alley that aren't like that line. We reside out
here, so it's our lives out here. We chock-full cerebration of it as
we're traveling about -- this is who we are. I've been on bout for
about eleven years. So I feel added like a scientist collecting
data."
Though the bandage had hoped to hit the flat in October, Homme
says QOTSA are abutting to planning a above U.S. bout instead.
Following the jaunt, the bandage will again beleaguer themselves in
January to lay down advance for the proposed bounce 2004
release.
"I like to go and get isolated," Homme says. "There's a place
called the Site area we did locations of our endure record. It's about
thirty afar from the abutting freeway [and] an hour alfresco of San
Francisco. If you run out of smokes, you're fucked. You accept to
smoke a apricot or something."
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