QUEENS OF THE STONE AGE - HOMME TO TAKE BAND TO LIVE IN THE DESERT

HOMME TO TAKE BAND TO LIVE IN THE DESERT

QUEENS OF THE STONE AGE rocker JOSH HOMME is taking his bandmates to live in the California desert - so they can build enough tension to create "fresh" music.
The group will soon begin recording tracks for their next album at frontman Homme's Joshua Tree studio - and the singer has big ideas on how to draw the energy needed from the band for the record.
He tells NME magazine, "We're going to take a minute to give Queens a breath then come back next year; that's what it takes to keep it fresh.
"We're going to record it live, we may move out there for a few months. That way you build up anxiety and desperateness to record - so when you do it, it's like a fireball."