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Eiko Ishibashi and Jim O’Rourke announce new album Pareidolia

Eiko Ishibashi and Jim O’Rourke are releasing a new album Pareidolia, out August 29 through Drag City. You can hear an edit of the title track below. THE NEW ISSUE OF UNCUT STARS BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN, SLY STONE, SCOTT WALKER, NEIL YOUNG, WET LEG, BLONDIE, BOOKER T, SADE AND MUCH MORE – CLICK HERE TO HAVE IT DELIVERED A collage of improvised music from their 2023 European tour, Pareidolia follows Ishibashi’s latest album, Antigone, and O’Rourke’s Hands That Bind soundtrack. The tracklisting for Pareidolia is: ParEiDoLia

03JULHit Singles

Poor Creature – All Smiles Tonight

The great success of Lankum, and their producer John “Spud” Murphy’s ubiquity across the sonically radicalised new Irish trad scene, can make it seem as if Ye Vagabonds, ØXN, John Francis Flynn and co comprise an essentially single entity, passing through Murphy’s studios for ocean-deep overdubs as centuries of lyrical heritage are challenged and channelled through doomy, bestial drones. THE NEW ISSUE OF UNCUT STARS BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN, SLY STONE, SCOTT WALKER, NEIL YOUNG, WET LEG, BLONDIE, BOOKER T, SADE AND MUCH MORE – CLICK HERE TO HAVE IT DELIVERED Advertisement The contrast between Lankum’s often thunderously heavy yet beautifully textured albums and Landless’s more sparely arranged harmonies, though, shows Murphy’s careful attentiveness to each distinct talent. Lankum’s Cormac MacDiarmada provided trademark string drones on Landless’s Lúireach (2024), and he and Landless’s Ruth Clinton are romantic partners, these days living away from Dublin in northwest Ireland. Alongside Lankum’s touring drummer John Dermody, their debut as Poor Creature sees Murphy characteristically knee-deep in its arrangements. The tenderness of the band’s name is reflected in their music, and the greater sense of space they require makes All Smiles Tonight an airier, optimistic contribution to Ireland’s new wave, despite trad songs haunted by limbo… Read More →

03JULHit Singles

Wet Leg – Moisturizer

From The Rolling Stones to Robert Palmer, love as a medical emergency is a perennial theme for songwriters. Well, sound the alarm and send out the paramedics once again, because Wet Leg are in love. It’s all over their second album, but explicitly ringing out as a klaxon call on current single “CPR”. “Hello 999, what’s your emergency?” asks Rhian Teasdale with call handler calm before making her orgasmic self-diagnosis: “I…I…I…I…I…I’m in love.” And when Teasdale sings she’s in love, you’d best believe she’s in love, however you want to spell it. THE NEW ISSUE OF UNCUT STARS BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN, SLY STONE, SCOTT WALKER, NEIL YOUNG, WET LEG, BLONDIE, BOOKER T, SADE AND MUCH MORE – CLICK HERE TO HAVE IT DELIVERED Advertisement It’s quite the turnaround. Debut album Wet Leg was written post-break-up, its sass and snark enabling a playfully scornful catharsis. Most of the songs had been concocted purely for the amusement of Teasdale and fellow founder Hester Chambers, a sort of knockabout therapy. But the release of debut single “Chaise Longue” in the summer of 2021 changed everything. Wet Leg became an old-school overnight sensation, as the world beyond their Isle of Wight home – an unexpected… Read More →

03JULHit Singles

Bill Callahan – EartH Theatre, London, July 2, 2025

The worst of the heatwave has passed through London by the time Bill Callahan rolls into town, but it’s still sweltering in Earth’s cavernous art deco theatre. It’s packed in here, too: 720 people squeezed in to witness one of America’s finest living songwriters play a rare solo show as part of a European summer run. A handful will be lucky enough to pick up one of the custom T-shirts Callahan is selling at the merch stall for £40 – plain, off-white shirts that he writes on before each show. On the last one left, he’s written “River Guard” across the front in black marker pen, the title of one of his most powerful songs, from 1999’s Knock Knock. Someone snaps it up. Seems like a good deal. Advertisement THE NEW ISSUE OF UNCUT STARS BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN, SLY STONE, SCOTT WALKER, NEIL YOUNG, WET LEG, BLONDIE, BOOKER T, SADE AND MUCH MORE – CLICK HERE TO HAVE IT DELIVERED The size of venue feels right for this stripped-back show. The sole focus is Callahan, in green shirt and blue trousers, playing a white electric Fender and a hi-hat he operates with his left foot while his right activates a subtle… Read More →

03JULNews

K-pop star and former F.ABLE member Jaehyun has died, aged 23

K-pop musician Shim Jaehyun has died. He was 23 years old. News of the singer’s death began spreading on Sunday (June 29) through his friends and acquaintances, and was later acknowledged publicly by his former F.ABLE bandmates and other members of the K-pop industry. Per a Billboard report, Jaehyun was battling leukemia at the time of his death – a condition he kept private. It is reported that his former bandmates were unaware of his leukemia battle until after his passing. Jaehyun’s former bandmate Hojun later paid tribute in a now-expired Instagram post that include several pictures of them together: “Jaehyun, I heard the news too late… I’m so sorry I couldn’t be there for your last journey. I sometimes think about how I could have done better, and it’s regretful. I hope you can shake off all your worries and live comfortably there. Thank you for the past five years. I hope you’re eating lots of delicious food and doing well there. Come visit me in my dreams.” The news was shared on his personal Instagram account and additionally confirmed by former groupmate Hojun. pic.twitter.com/uOV5Z2V1VK — nugu archive 📁 (@nugupromo) July 1, 2025 F.ABLE made their debut in 2020… Read More →

02JULNews

UK watchdog threatens Ticketmaster with legal action over “misleading” way Oasis reunion tour tickets were sold

The UK competition watchdog has written to Ticketmaster threatening legal action over its “misleading” methods of selling tickets for the Oasis reunion tour, which is set begin later this week. READ MORE: Knebworth and beyond: 11 epic Oasis shows that went down in history In March, the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) warned that Ticketmaster may have “breached the law” and “misled fans” during the sale last summer. It launched an investigation following controversy surrounding the Oasis Live ‘25 ticket sale, which left thousands of fans infuriated as the cost of tickets appeared to surge due to demand without warning. Some ended up paying over £350 for tickets which had an initial face value of £150. Advertisement The watchdog was concerned that Ticketmaster may have “breached consumer protection law” in two main ways. One of these concerns involved the labelling certain seated tickets as ‘platinum’ which were sold for up to “near 2.5 times the price of equivalent standard tickets, without sufficiently explaining that they did not offer additional benefits and were often located in the same area of the stadium”. They claim this misled customers into thinking platinum tickets were better than standard tickets. Secondly, Ticketmaster may also have broken… Read More →

02JULHit Singles

WIN tickets to the Amateur Photographer Festival of Photography – DOCUMENTARY!

Our friends at Amateur Photographer are hosting the Festival of Photography – DOCUMENTARY a one-day event held on August 9, 2025 at the Royal Geographical Society in South Kensington, London – and you could win tickets to the event. THE NEW ISSUE OF UNCUT STARS BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN, SLY STONE, SCOTT WALKER, NEIL YOUNG, WET LEG, BLONDIE, BOOKER T, SADE AND MUCH MORE – CLICK HERE TO HAVE IT DELIVERED Advertisement Building on the success of the Festival of Outdoor Photography, Amateur Photographer is giving you another opportunity to learn, be inspired and engage with leading image-makers as they share their wealth of knowledge. Throughout the day you will hear from a series of world class experts in Documentary photography. Each giving an insight into their work, how they captured some of the world’s best known documentary images and how you can too. Confirmed speakers include: Zed Nelson, Laura Pannack, Jillian Edelstein, Jon Nicholson and more! Here’s the line-up… Advertisement ZED NELSON: Guns, Beauty and the AnthropoceneThis year’s Sony World Photography Awards winner Zed Nelson takes us on a revealing journey into humankind’s increasingly illusory relationship with the natural world, and behind the scenes on three previous award-winning projects. JON NICHOLSON: Auto ExposureJon takes… Read More →

02JULHit Singles

Watch Neil Young And The Chrome Hearts perform “Ambulance Blues”

Neil Young and The Chrome Hearts performed “Ambulance Blues” last night [July 1, 2025] at Drafbaan Stadspark, Groningen in The Netherlands. You can watch fan footage below. THE NEW ISSUE OF UNCUT STARS BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN, SLY STONE, SCOTT WALKER, NEIL YOUNG, WET LEG, BLONDIE, BOOKER T, SADE AND MUCH MORE – CLICK HERE TO HAVE IT DELIVERED This is a relatively rare outing for the On The Beach track, which Young hasn’t performed live since his 2019 American solo tour. Prior to that, Young and The Promise Of The Real (the Chrome Hearts forebears) performed it during a private concert in France in 2016. The track received a more consistent outing during Young’s 2008 tour with the Chrome Dreams band – aka Ben Keith, Rick Rosas, Ralph Molina, Pegi Young, Anthony Crawford and Cary Kemp. You can read our review of Young and the Chrome Hearts in Copenhagen on June 22, 2025 by clicking here.

02JULNews

BTS reunite for first time since military service, confirm 2026 return

BTS have announced their 2026 return in a new livestream. READ MORE: BTS at 10: how the world-conquering boyband evolved from hip-hop rookies to eclectic icons Yesterday, the K-pop boyband partook in a WeVerse livestream, marking the first time that all seven members have reunited onscreen since their mandatory military service forced a hiatus in 2022. Advertisement During the WeVerse livestream, the group confirmed reports in June that the group would be returning with new music in March. While BTS did not commit to a March release, they’ve confirmed that they’ll soon begin working on a new album in the United States and are aiming for a Spring release. BTS said: “We’ll be releasing a new BTS album in the spring of next year. Starting in July, all seven of us will begin working closely together on new music. Since it will be a group album, it will reflect each member’s thoughts and ideas. We’re approaching the album with the same mindset we had when we first started.” BTS CREDIT: BIGHIT MUSIC Besides the album, BTS are also eying a return to the road, teasing that a tour will follow the upcoming album’s release: “We’re also planning a world tour alongside… Read More →

01JULNews

Watch Billie Joe Armstrong kick fan off-stage for playing Oasis instead of Green Day

Billie Joe Armstrong kicked a fan off stage when he started playing Oasis’ ‘Wonderwall’ instead of ‘Good Riddance (Time Of Your Life)’ – watch below. On Monday night (June 30), Green Day were playing at the Luxexpo in Luxembourg and as they have been known to do regularly, they invited a fan from the crowd onto the stage to play guitar on show closer ‘Good Riddance’. Advertisement On this occasion, however, the fan in question had other plans. In footage captured on TikTok, the fan instead starts to strum the intro to ‘Wonderwall’, causing Armstrong to promptly exclaim “Oh, fuck me” into the microphone and seize the guitar from him. “Nice try,” he adds, as the fan is gently ushered off the stage by a security guard, with Armstrong going on to play ‘Good Riddance’ himself. Check out the moment here: @greendayinc #greenday #billiejoearmstrong #oasis #noelgallagher #liamgallagher #wonderwall @Green Day @Oasis ♬ original sound – Green Day Inc. Liam Gallagher himself reacted to the video on X on Tuesday (July 1), writing: “Best song of the night”. Best song of the night — Liam Gallagher (@liamgallagher) July 1, 2025 Recommended The incident has strange echoes of comments made by Noel Gallagher back… Read More →

01JULNews

Listen to Oasis soundcheck in Cardiff ahead of Live ’25 reunion tour kicking off

Alleged audio snippets of Oasis at soundcheck in Cardiff ahead of their mammoth Live ’25 reunion tour have found their way onto social media – check them out below. READ MORE: You gotta roll with it: the rocky road to Oasis’ supersonic return The huge comeback tour begins on Friday night (July 4) in Cardiff’s Principality Stadium – the first of 19 shows in the UK and Ireland – with support acts Richard Ashcroft and Cast. Advertisement On Monday, footage of Oasis tunes alleged being performed from within the Principality Stadium were uploaded onto the Internet. The first was taken from across the stadium, and was uploaded by one Conor Gogarty, who wrote: “Oasis soundcheck in Cardiff just now @liamgallagher sounding biblical”. In the clip, muffled live audio of Liam Gallagher and co on ‘Cigarettes & Alcohol’ can be heard playing through the stadium speakers. Oasis soundcheck in Cardiff just now@liamgallagher sounding biblical pic.twitter.com/XyzghEl9sj — Conor Gogarty (@ConorGogarty) June 30, 2025 A second clip of the same track was uploaded from right outside the stadium games, this time with much better audio – check it out below. Gavin Allen, who uploaded the clip, wrote: “THEY’RE IN THERE!!! @liamgallagher and @oasis are testing @pricicipalitysta speakers… Read More →

30JUNNews

The Maccabees on their reunion at Glastonbury 2025: “In a split second, I was euphoric, then I was crying”

The Maccabees joined NME backstage at Glastonbury 2025 to discuss their recent reunion and returning to Worthy Farm for the first time in a decade. Check out the full interview below and part of the video above. The band broke up in 2017 but announced their return last October. They played their first gig back on June 20 at London’s The Dome for a charity gig in aid of MS Society. At Glastonbury 2025, the band headlined The Park stage on Sunday (June 29) to close out this year’s festival – where they were joined by their old friend Florence Welch. Speaking to NME beforehand, frontman Orlando Weeks and guitarist Felix White shared how they were feeling. “We’re about two or three hours away from playing, so we’re in that moment of, ‘Oh, it’s real’, but it feels good,” White said. “’Land’s been saying to me since we got here – he’s been giving me numbers of how nervous he is and it’s changing quite wildly. It’ll be a for and then suddenly a seven, so maybe I’ll just ask Land, what’s the number now?” Advertisement “Oh, I think I’m on a pretty even five, actually,” Weeks replied. “I’m quite hot…. Read More →

30JUNHit Singles

The Best Albums Of 2025… Halftime Report

As we hit the halfway point of 2025, here’s 20 of the best albums we’ve heard – released between January 1 and June 30. This list is chronological, beginning with The Weather Station‘s Humanhood – which was released on January 17 – and ending with Van Morrison‘s Remember Now, which was released on June 13. Advertisement Plenty of great stuff here – from familiar faces to newcomers and, we hope, a few surprises… THE NEW ISSUE OF UNCUT STARS BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN, SLY STONE, SCOTT WALKER, NEIL YOUNG, WET LEG, BLONDIE, BOOKER T, SADE AND MUCH MORE – CLICK HERE TO HAVE IT DELIVERED The Weather StationHumanhood[Fat Possum]What we said: “Tamara Lindeman’s stunning seventh album is the work of a songwriter at the peak of her powers, possessing fierce honesty and outstanding creative instincts as she addresses anxieties both personal and global…“ Advertisement Chris EckmanThe Land We Knew The Best[Glitterhouse]What we said: “… a collection of interior monologues, essays in contrition, apology, enough regret to flood a valley. ‘Somehow I missed the memo that said when you reach breaking point, you just say stop…’ Eckman sings on the confessional ‘Haunted Nights’, an attempt to explain ruinous behaviour…“ Richard DawsonEnd Of The… Read More →

30JUNHit Singles

Five of the best live sets we saw at Glastonbury 2025

Pulp(Pyramid Stage, Saturday) Advertisement It’s been precisely thirty years and four days, Jarvis Cocker informs us, since Pulp walked onto the Pyramid Stage in 1995 to replace The Stone Roses as headliners, a genuine surprise in the pre-iSnitch days. For two songs – “Sorted For E’s And Wizz” and “Disco 2000”, both debuted here in ’95 – there’s the possibility that ‘Patchwork’ (as they’re billed) might recreate that legendary set in jumbled order, but towards the end of their sensational hour, Cocker pulls out the original 1995 setlist, writ on the back of an envelope, and tears it to pieces declaring, “It’s all about now”. THE NEW ISSUE OF UNCUT STARS BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN, SLY STONE, SCOTT WALKER, NEIL YOUNG, WET LEG, BLONDIE, BOOKER T, SADE AND MUCH MORE – CLICK HERE TO HAVE IT DELIVERED And a rammed Pyramid Stage field very much live in their own Pulp Summer moment; there’s an effervescent “Do You Remember The First Time?”, a breakneck “Mis-Shapes”, a sublime “Babies” and an intimate “Something Changed”. “Acrylic Afternoons” takes us back to the dawning of indie sleaze and the Red Arrows make a perfectly timed fly-by at the climax of “Common People”. Thirty years on, they… Read More →

30JUNNews

Charli XCX responds to “boomer vibe comments” about her Glastonbury 2025 set

Charli XCX has responded to criticisms of her headlining set on the Other Stage at Glastonbury 2025. Following her head-turning ‘Brat’ victory lap at the Other Stage on Saturday (28 June), a number of viewers watching her livestream on BBC’s iPlayer took to social media to slam the singer for performing with autotune. Some have called her “the worst performer”, while others called the set “one of the worst things I’ve ever seen in my life”. It’s official Charli XCX is the worst performer I have ever seen at Glastonbury, Bez from the Mondays sings more. — Dean (@DeansterMc) June 28, 2025 Advertisement One thing I will never understand is why Charli xcx is as big as she is, shite music, sounds so bad she has to sing with so much autotune everytime she performs live. What am I missing here? #Glastonbury2025 — BDog (@b_daws19) June 28, 2025 This Glastonbury set by Charli XCX is one of the worst things I’ve ever seen in my life. Barely singing, autotune in the rare moments she does sing a bit and horrendous dancing. Be fuming if you spent ages getting into that crowd only to see thay — Tom Guy (@TomGuy93) June… Read More →

29JUNNews

Glastonbury 2025: Here’s everything The Libertines played at their raucous Pyramid Stage set

The Libertines just performed on the Pyramid Stage at Glastonbury 2025. Here’s everything they played. READ MORE: Glastonbury 2025: Skepta steps in for Deftones, Kneecap’s massive set and the biggest headlines from Saturday On the final day of Glasto, Pete Doherty, Carl Bârat and co. took to the iconic main stage against the backdrop of a replica of the Albion Rooms – the Margate residential recording studio and events space owned by the band. Advertisement “We all happy campers?” Doherty asked the crowd, a copy of the Glastonbury Free Press poking out of his waistcoat pocket. The Libertines perform at Glastonbury 2025. Credit: Andy Ford for NME In a further nod to the Worthy Farm festival goers, the frontman altered the lyrics to ‘The Delaney’ from: “On the bus the other day”, to “in the healing field the other day.” They were joined by a string quartet, who contributed to poignant renditions of their 2024 tracks ‘Night of the Hunter’ and ‘Merry Old England’ – both taken from the band’s last album ‘All Quiet On The Eastern Esplanade’ – as well as ‘Music When the Lights Go Out’, from their 2004 self titled LP. Finally, a proper fucking band. Up The… Read More →

28JUNNews

Watch Gracie Abrams deliver viral ‘Apple’ dance at Charli XCX’s Glastonbury 2025 set

Gracie Abrams has delivered the viral ‘Apple’ dance at Charli XCX‘s Glastonbury 2025 set – watch the moment below. READ MORE: Glastonbury 2025: Lorde secret set, Lewis Capaldi’s return and the biggest headlines from Friday Last night, Charli XCX closed out the Other Stage for Saturday with a bang, and while she didn’t feature any special guests, she was joined by a pop star for the viral ‘Apple’ dance. Advertisement Brandishing a large glass of white wine, she asked: “You know what time it is, now who the fuck is going to be ‘Apple’ girl at Glastonbury?” The ritual tradition of a big name performing the viral dance associated with the song has been a key part of Charli’s ‘Brat’-era shows and on this night, it was Gracie Abrams who filled the role, with her set on the same stage on Friday having been attended by Charli herself. Watch the moment Gracie Abrams delivered Glastonbury’s ‘Apple’ moment below. Gracie is tonight’s @charli_xcx’s Apple Girl at Glastonbury! 🍏 pic.twitter.com/pafKYkFSuJ — Gracie Abrams Updates (@GracieAbrUpdate) June 28, 2025 Past ‘Apple’ girls include Chappell Roan at Primavera Sound, BLACKPINK’s Rosé, The 1975 drummer and Charli’s fiancé George Daniel and Chicken Shop Date‘s Amelia Dimoldenberg. Elsewhere during Charli’s Glasto set,… Read More →

28JUNNews

Glastonbury 2025: Bob Vylan lead chants of “death to the IDF” and “free, free Palestine” in provocative set

Bob Vylan led chants of “death to the IDF” and “free, free Palestine” during a provocative set at Glastonbury 2025. On a day of political statements at Worthy Farm, Bob Vylan played a set on the West Holts Stage on Saturday afternoon (June 28) immediately before the much-anticipated Kneecap appearance and led the capacity crowd through a raucous performance. Advertisement The set saw frontman Bobby Vylan call for solidarity with bands that “use their platform to speak up for the Palestinian people”, namechecking Kneecap, The Murder Capital and Amyl & The Sniffers in particular. He also said that he was aware that the performance was being streamed on the BBC and so he would not say anything “too extreme”, adding that he would “leave that to those lads”, referring to “their mates Kneecap”. Live on BBC: pic.twitter.com/ao8gMzzbii — ashok | ಅಶೋಕ್ 🇵🇸 (@broseph_stalin) June 28, 2025 Yeaaaaah Bob vylan #FreePalestine pic.twitter.com/NGqmjr1iBA — Jasmine 🍉 (@_jasminehahn) June 28, 2025 The BBC: try to ban Kneecap and when that fails refuse to air the set. Bob Vylan: Top set so far 🫡#Glastonbury #bobvylan pic.twitter.com/2M6ZQdg2nF — Matt Price (@Matt_Price_1971) June 28, 2025 Bob Vylan at Glastonbury. “I heard you want your country back,… Read More →

28JUNNews

Glastonbury 2025: Lorde secret set, Lewis Capaldi’s return and the biggest headlines from Friday

The first full day of music at Glastonbury 2025 has come to an end – from a secret set by Lorde to Lewis Capaldi’s triumphant return and The 1975’s headlining set, here are the biggest headlines from Friday (June 27). Lorde at Glastonbury 2025. CREDIT: Derek Bremner for NME On Friday, Lorde released her fourth album ‘Virgin’ – and celebrated by playing the record in full in a secret 11am set at Woodsies that was packed to bursting. “This record took me a lot – I didn’t know if I would make another record, to be honest, but I’m back here completely free,” she told the crowd at one point. Read NME’s 5-star review of the set and see our photos here. 3 Lewis Capaldi makes return to Pyramid Stage after premature exit in 2023 Lewis Capaldi performs at Glastonbury 2025. Credit: Andy Ford for NME In 2023, Lewis Capaldi was unable to finish his Glastonbury set, leaving the Pyramid Stage early due to Tourette’s tics. On Friday, he made a redemptive return with a 35-minute set, getting choked up as he addressed the massive, vocal crowd. “Second time’s a charm on this one,” he said. Advertisement CMAT live at… Read More →

27JUNNews

Peter Capaldi joins Franz Ferdinand for ‘Take Me Out’ at Glastonbury 2025

Franz Ferdinand rolled out the hits for their Glastonbury 2025 set at the Other Stage, where they were even joined by the legendary Peter Capaldi. On Friday (June 27), Franz Ferdinand took over the Other Stage for a career-spanning set in the sweltering heat. Alex Kapranos and co. kicked off their set with their 2004 hit ‘The Dark of the Matinée’, before launching into this year’s ‘Night Or Day’. Advertisement Franz Ferdinand perform at Glastonbury 2025. Credit: Andy Ford for NME The band then got everyone jumping about with one of their biggest tunes, ‘Do You Want To’. Other songs they played included ‘Walk Away’, ‘No You Girls’ and ‘Audacious’. Later on, Franz Ferdinand poked fun at the never-ending rumours that come with Glastonbury before bringing out their own surprise guest in Peter Capaldi for ‘Take Me Out’. Pointing out that Lewis Capaldi made his Glastonbury return at the Pyramid Stage at the same time as their own set, Kaparanos said: “One of the things I love about Glastonbury is the rumours. You know, all the gossip that goes around.” Franz Ferdinand perform at Glastonbury 2025. Credit: Andy Ford for NME “Someone was telling me this morning that Pulp are… Read More →

27JUNNews

A Kyuss reunion is “possible”, says Josh Homme

Josh Homme is seemingly open to the idea of Kyuss reuniting – see what he had to say below. Homme, along with vocalist John Garcia, bassist Nick Oliveri and drummer Brant Bjork, formed the stone rock band in 1987 and disbanded in 1995. In the years since, Homme has gone on to form Queens Of The Stone Age, Them Crooked Vultures, Eagles of Death Metal and more. Advertisement Following several years of failed attempts at reconciliation, it appears that Homme is now open to the idea of a Kyuss reunion, judging from his chat with fan channel Kyuss World earlier this week. “I know I thought about it many times… I think about it. I’ve actually talked about it a few times to people that help me do stuff,” Homme told Kyuss World’s Nathan Lawver. “I just feel like the punctuation of Kyuss – it was such a perfect little unit, and it ended the way it should.” The Queens Of The Stone Age frontman went on to briefly address his 2012 lawsuit against his former bandmates and the Kyuss Lives! spin-off: “I was totally in support of what was happening in Kyuss Lives! and things like that. It was just there… Read More →