Queens of the Stone Age Release Video for 'Where The Goth Girls At?' Ahead of New Album Perfecth

# What happened Queens of the Stone Age released the official music video for their new single "Where The Goth Girls At?" The clip was directed by Christopher Gruse and Tony Wolski and features comedian Steve Agee, dancer/artist Scarlett Kapella, and singer/actress Lou Lou Safran alongside members of the band.

# Where it fits in the album rollout "Where The Goth Girls At?" is the third single ahead of Queens of the Stone Age's ninth studio album, Perfecth, which is set for release October 30 via Matador Records. The previous singles were "Easy Street" (which features Nikki Lane) and "Insignificant Other."

# Song origin and theme

# Production and sound notes

# Formats and deluxe edition Perfecth will be released on CD and standard black vinyl widely, clear vinyl through independent retailers, and a limited deluxe gatefold LP sold exclusively through the band's and Matador's webstores. The deluxe package includes handwritten lyrics, stationary and stamps inside a custom envelope, and a temporary bespoke piece of art placed in a pocket.

# Band lineup and creative framing The album credits Josh Homme, Troy Van Leeuwen, Michael Shuman, Dean Fertita, and Jon Theodore as the group who moved through evolutionary steps together to reach the record's direction. Homme explains the album title by altering the word "perfect" to "perfecth," saying the conventional term never felt honest and that the altered spelling better fits the record's themes.

# Track list (as given)

1. 1It's Only Love
2. 2Insignificant Other
3. 3At?
4. 4Mono
5. 5From The Cliff
6. 6Sunday
7. 7Easy Street
8. 8Phantom Limb
9. 9Run Away From The Mob

# Why this matters to listeners The video and single continue the band's post-2023 output, following last year's live debut of "Easy Street" on the Catacombs tour and several high-profile collaborations involving Homme. Perfecth is presented as a record made at a point of renewed clarity for the band, aiming to collect a range of emotional textures rather than present a single uniform sound.

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