Queens of the Stone Age Reveal New Album Title and Release Date in Bloody Teaser Video: Watch

Queens of the Stone Age have unveiled the name of their forthcoming album, along with a speculated release date, through a harrowing teaser video. The album is christened "Perfecth," although the date of September 30th mentioned in the clip has aroused suspicion. The brief 90-second clip showcases the band's frontman Josh Homme and guitarist-keyboardist Dean Fertita engaged in a game of five-finger fillet.

Fertita, known for his expertise, finds himself in a precarious situation as Homme accidentally stabs himself in the hand with a knife. Prior to the violent scene, Fertita inquires about the record's release date, to which Homme replies, "September 30th, I think." The clip culminates in chaos, with a voice-over confirming the album's title and anticipated release date: "Queens of the Stone Age, the new album, Perfecth, coming September 30th."

However, in the video's final moments, the date is crossed out, suggesting the possibility of a different release date. New albums typically hit the shelves on Fridays, and September 30th falls on a Wednesday, indicating a strong likelihood that the album may be released on a different day. The announcement of the album title and potential release date follows the announcement of the first single, "Easy Street," which accompanied a wild music video filled with a bloody scene.

Currently, Queens of the Stone Age are on a North American stadium tour supporting Foo Fighters, with tickets available. Watch the teaser video for QOTSA's upcoming album Perfecth below.