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Queens of the Stone Age preparing new album?

Online news reports suggest that popular rockers Queens of the Stone Age are currently recording a new studio album. The band intrigued fans with the very brief yet promising Facebook update, which simply read:“Recording.”Moreover, a recent interview guitarist Troy Van Leeuwen gave to Fender supports the band update.“Yes, we went out to the desert to get started on it [the record] before the holidays. We have this little place called Rancho de la Luna. We’ve actually turned a few people on to it. It’s basically just a house with some gear in it. It’s got a great vibe to it so we went out there for a few weeks and got things really rolling out there. It’s always a journey doing a Queens record because you never know how it’s going to be done. It’s always different. It’s shaping up differently because we have some new band members that are really key,” Van Leeuwen told Fender.

Online news reports suggest that popular rockers Queens of the Stone Age are currently recording a new studio album.


The band intrigued fans with the very brief, yet promising Facebook update, which simply read:


“Recording.”


Moreover, a recent interview guitarist Troy Van Leeuwen gave to Fender supports the band update.


“Yes, we went out to the desert to get started on it [the record] before the holidays. We have this little place called Rancho de la Luna. We’ve actually turned a few people on to it. It’s basically just a house with some gear in it. It’s got a great vibe to it so we went out there for a few weeks and got things really rolling out there. It’s always a journey doing a Queens record because you never know how it’s going to be done. It’s always different. It’s shaping up differently because we have some new band members that are really key,” Van Leeuwen told Fender.