Queens of the Stone Age - In Times New Roman

After a five-year hiatus, Queens of the Stone Age are back with their ninth studio album, In Times New Roman. The album is a return to form for the band, with a sound that is both familiar and new. The album is heavy and hard-rocking, but it also has moments of melody and tenderness. The album opens with the title track, which is a slow-burning, bluesy rocker. The song sets the tone for the rest of the album, which is a journey through the dark and light of human emotions. Other highlights on the album include "Emotional Sickness," "Paper Machete," and "Straight Jacket Fitting." In Times New Roman is a strong album from Queens of the Stone Age. It is a reminder of why the band is one of the most popular and respected rock bands in the world. The album is sure to please fans of the band, and it may even win over some new ones. Here is a more detailed look at my three favorite songs on the album: Emotional Sickness: This is the lead single from the album, and it is a great example of the band's new sound. The song is a heavy, riff-driven rocker with a catchy melody. The lyrics are about the dark side of human emotions, and they are delivered with a sense of urgency and passion. Paper Machete: This song is a bit more subdued than "Emotional Sickness," but it is no less powerful. The song is about the pain of betrayal and loss, and it is sung with a raw, emotional intensity. Straight Jacket Fitting: This song is a slow-burning bluesy rocker with a catchy melody. The lyrics are about the struggle with mental illness, and they are delivered with a sense of hope and resilience. Overall, In Times New Roman is a strong album from Queens of the Stone Age. It is a reminder of why the band is one of the most popular and respected rock bands in the world. The album is sure to please fans of the band, and it may even win over some new ones.

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