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Queens of the Stone Age Finds Healing in New Album ‘Perfecth’: ‘What Has Been Shattered is Made More Beautiful by the Act of Repair’
Queens of The Stone Age turned to kintsugi, the delicate Japanese art of repairing broken pottery by filling the cracks with molten gold, to create its new album, Perfecth .
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Queens of The Stone Age turned to kintsugi, the delicate Japanese art of repairing broken pottery by filling the cracks with molten gold, to create its new album, Perfecth . By embracing this Eastern technique, the California band reflects in their new LP on the process they faced following the recent health issues and personal struggles of vocalist Josh Homme, seeking transformation through the act of repair.
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