Perfecth - Vinyle

Description

Queens of the Stone Age have always managed to maintain a unique and lasting magnetism. It's not just about sound; it's also about spirit. The band is provocative in the noblest sense of the term: it is unafraid to explore dark, sensual, surreal, and absurd territories. It's an art that both rumbles and seduces, and this has never been more evident than on the band's ninth album, Perfecth. Produced by Josh Homme and Michael Schuman, Perfecth draws inspiration from the principle of Kintsugi - the Japanese art of repairing broken pottery by filling its cracks with gold. This concept is based on the idea that what has been broken becomes more beautiful through the act of repair. Born from recording sessions between New Orleans and Los Angeles, the album is both bold and limitless, dark and menacing, sweet and strange.