Posts tagged "queens of the stone age"
...Like Clockwork Queens of the Stone Age
Homme’s quip that rock 'should be heavy enough for the boys and sweet enough for the girls' rings true here; there’s a near perfect balance of grit and finesse.
Post Pop Depression Iggy Pop
A solid Iggy Pop record, but with a lingering sense of disappointment that all the talent involved couldn’t create something more substantial.
Electric Ladyland The Jimi Hendrix Experience
Instinctive, messy, and rambling, with shimmers of the divine. Electric Ladyland speaks in a kind of rock and roll tongues, with Jimi Hendrix front and centre.
Joanne Lady Gaga
Precious little of what makes Gaga special is on show in Joanne. Outrageous, infuriatingly catchy pop anthems are nowhere to be seen; just pedestrian ones.
Superunknown Soundgarden
Superunknown is a sprawling record, spanning grunge, alternative metal, stoner rock, and psychedelia, all while being one of the '90s most accessible works.
How Did We Get So Dark? Royal Blood
There isn't much substance here. The album gives a far clearer impression of who Royal Blood want to sound like than it does what their actual vibe is.
Villains Queens of the Stone Age
Mark Ronson's production is pristine, which while technically impressive feels inappropriate. The music sounds kitschy, like a gigantic quiff's greatest hits.
Our 10 favourite tracks of 2017
It's year's end, and that means it's time for fond remembrances. From lovesick shoegazing to rock epics, here lies our favourite singles of 2017.
Our 10 favourite albums of 2017
It's the end of the year, and that means it's time for fond remembrances of the best bits. From hip-hop to folk to R&B to rock, here lies our favourite albums of 2017.
André and Fred listen to r/qotsa’s Best Of album
r/qotsa put together the ultimate Queens of the Stone Age playlist: ...Vulgar Songs for Villains (Rated R). We put it to the test.