It's been six years since Queens of the Stone Age last released an album and fans have been waiting for them to drop new music ever since.
Good news for rock fans as the group will come back this year with a brand new record featuring new songs that will sound different compared to anything that they put out in the past.
According to Ultimate Classic Rock, the band is gearing up for the release of their self-produced record, "In Times New Roman...," which will be available on June 16.
The press release noted that the upcoming musical project is "raw, at times brutal and not recommended for the faint of heart." This would be their first album since releasing "Villains" in 2017.
Queens of the Stone Age New Album 2023
Guitarist Troy Van Leeuwen gave fans a hint on what the album would sound like in a previous interview with Metal Injection, saying there are songs that the band has tossed around for years.
Even though some of the tracks are five or six years old, they are still "kicking around with that aesthetic that have been around for 10 years."
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For fans who wanted to be updated with the release of "In Times New Roman...," the album is now available for pre-save on major music platforms online like Spotify and Apple Music.
Physical vinyl records and merchandise are also available for pre-order. More information about the record's pre-selling can be found here.
Supporters can get the full Queens of Stone Age experience at their live shows as they're set to perform at different venues this year. Their earliest show would be at the Sonic Temple in Columbus, Ohio, on May 26, 2023.
They will also be present at Boston Calling and Southside Festival on May 28 and June 16, 2023, respectively.
For more information about the complete tour dates, tickets, and VIP passes, visit their official website.
Queens of the Stone Age 'In Times New Roman...' Tracklist
Check out the official tracklist of the band's upcoming album below:
1. Obscenery
2. Paper Machete
3. Negative Space
4. Time & Place
5. Made to Parade
6. Carnavoyeur
7. What the Peephole Say
8. Sicily
9. Emotion Sickness
10. Straight Jacket Fitting
