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““Sunday” ties his best Bowie voice to a slithering Iggy Pop-style track as Homme sings about searching for solace in a cold world.”
“It’s his band’s most subdued and introspective work; where Queens’ last album, 2023’s In Times New Roman … saw him strike out against the world while offering a nuanced, grown-up take on the kind of sleek hard-rock that made QOTSA rep, this album sounds like it’s designed for brooding bedrooms not loud arenas.”
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“He breaks out his best decadent English-rocker warble for acoustic songs like “From the Cliff” and “Easy Street,” as he wonders about the weird ins and outs of trying to trust new relationships.”
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“On Perfecth , he tries to build something new inside his wreckage.”
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“With its low-slung riff and stuttering stomping groove “Where the Goth Girls At” breaks past its less-than-promising title to deliver gutter-glam thrills.”
“The stuff that works here manages to blast past personal malaise with music that rocks.”
““We all make plans until life gets in the way and there’s nothing left of us to hold onto,” Homme sings, sounding genuinely depleted.”