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VIDEO INFO: Villains is the seventh studio album by Queens of the Stone Age. Released on August 25 2017, the album sees the band reinventing their sound once again. Many fans and critics alike describe the album as a bit more laid back. Kory Grow, journalist for Rolling Stone magazine described it as “a little looser and more uptempo…” compared to the previous album Like Clockwork… The band released two singles from the album, The Way You Used To Do and The Evil Has Landed. The two singles were quite a contrast to each other. One was a 50s dance and swing inspired song, while the other was a more traditionally sounding Queens track that had already existed for 14 years before the release. Now since it’s almost two years since the album’s release, i thought it would be a great idea to look back at the history, lyrics and sound of this album.
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VIDEO INFO: Villains is the seventh studio album by Queens of the Stone Age. Released on August 25 2017, the album sees the band reinventing their sound once again. Many fans and critics alike describe the album as a bit more laid back. Kory Grow, journalist for Rolling Stone magazine described it as “a little looser and more uptempo…” compared to the previous album Like Clockwork… The band released two singles from the album, The Way You Used To Do and The Evil Has Landed. The two singles were quite a contrast to each other. One was a 50s dance and swing inspired song, while the other was a more traditionally sounding Queens track that had already existed for 14 years before the release. Now since it’s almost two years since the album’s release, i thought it would be a great idea to look back at the history, lyrics and sound of this album.
