Queens of the Stone Age Reveal New Album Perfecth
The band also shared a new song, “Insignificant Other”
Queens of the Stone Age have announced their upcoming album, Perfecth, which will be released on October 30 via Matador. The band's frontman, Josh Homme, coined the title "perfecth" to represent the idea that nothing is truly perfect, but everything seems to be "perfecth" when shared with others. Homme revealed that the album was recorded between New Orleans and Los Angeles.
The new single from Perfecth, "Insignificant Other," is now available. Following the release of the teaser last week, Queens of the Stone Age will embark on an arena tour across Australia and Asia, starting after their stint opening for the Foo Fighters next month. The band's first single in three years, "Easy Street," was unveiled earlier this month.
Since releasing their last album, In Times New Roman..., back in 2023, the band has also shared a concert film recorded in the Paris Catacombs in 2025. Frontman Josh Homme, who underwent emergency surgery in 2024, has been active as a solo artist, featuring on Shania Twain’s "Faded Blue Jeans" and Mastodon’s latest single.
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