QotSA to record new LP/EPs?



"Queens sounds better than it ever has live," Homme continues, "but we're trying to figure out how to tour and how to (write and record), 'cause I think for everyone right now the idea of creating something is even more enticing than going on the road. This lineup feels like we could basically blow through a whole record quick."

Homme Itching To Record With New QOTSA Lineup
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