Queens Of The Stone Age send fans creepy voicemail
Band gears up for ...Like Clockwork release
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Queens Of The Stone Age have launched a new website ahead of the release of their album ...Like Clockwork, and now fans can get a creepy voicemail message from the band.
Visit Likecloackwork.tv and you’ll find a maked figure waiting by an old-fashioned telephone. Users can enter their number into a box on the site and will later receive a spooky voicemail form the masked individual, which includes the phrase “The view from Hell is the blue sky”, and a text message telling the user to return to the sit on May 6, when the album’s release.
Earlier this month the band unveiled a teaser video for the album which features footage of the vinyl version of the record being cut while a new song plays in the background.
They recently premiered the first single from the album, ‘My God Is The Sun’ and spoke to BBC Radio 1’s Zane Lowe about it with Homme saying: “I feel like a weight made of monkeys has lifted off my shoulders.
Watch the teaser video below
“Every once in a while this process is difficult. This is documenting the hourney of moving forward and it was a tough time... Not to get all Beatles on you, but [I] just ‘Let It Be’.”
...Like Clockwork is made up of 10 tracks, produced by Homme and the band, with guest appearances from Dave Grohl, Elton John, Alex Turner, and Trent Reznor.
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