QUEENS OF THE STONE AGE (QOTSA) - Era Vulgaris LP zine Özkent created his own unique

Özkent created his own unique guitar sound by adding extra frets and a clutch of effect pedals in order to create quarter notes and emulate turkish traditional scales

With the addition of Nell Grant on saxophone

It’s also fitting that the album is slated for an early winter arrival

Time Catches Up with Milk Teddy was recorded and mixed quickly by John Lee at Phaedra Studios in Coburg after years of weekly rehearsals spent by the band tossing around and honing ideas

QUEENS OF THE STONE AGE (QOTSA) - Era Vulgaris LP zine Özkent created his own unique180 gram vinyl. QOTSA fifth album is perhaps their most diverse and experimental record. Gone are the warm fuzz guitars and mysterious atmosphere of 'Lullabies to Paralyze' and in come the crunchy, angular riffs and uneasy mood. There's the influence of electronic music and synth pop, Southern rock and noise rock all over this record, with the Queens shaping classic tracks like "Sick, Sick, Sick", "3's & 7's" and "Make It wit Chu".