Queens of the Stone Age Reveal New Album Title; Courtney Love Says Solo Record Is Done

*Josh Homme of Queens of the Stone Age performs at The Forum on February 17, 2018 in Inglewood, California. (Frazer Harrison/Getty Images)*

Queens of the Stone Age and Courtney Love shared updates on their upcoming albums over the weekend.

Queens of the Stone Age revealed that their next record, the follow-up to 2023’s In Times New Roman…, is titled Perfecth.

In a video skit posted to the band’s Facebook, frontman Josh Homme says the album will arrive Sept. 30 before accidentally stabbing his band with a knife, causing blood to shoot out everywhere. The video ends with the Sept. 30 date crossed out and a voiceover teasing that the album is “coming soon sometime.”

Meanwhile, Courtney Love announced that her long-in-the-works solo album is finished.

“It’s kinda been done,” Love said in a video posted to Instagram. “It’s a really good record, I put a lot into it.”

Love also spoke about becoming seriously ill after traveling to England in 2019.

“My body just exploded,” she said. “I was in hospitals a lot, and almost died.”

Love said she is now better and healthy. In the caption accompanying the post, she explained how her health affected the making of the album.

“When I made [the album] I believed this was my last record, so I made the record I always wanted to make,” Love wrote. “I was in the hospital mostly, but when I wasn’t, all I did was write & record it.”

Love also thanked Green Day’s Billie Joe Armstrong, R.E.M.’s Michael Stipe and her former Hole bandmate Melissa Auf der Maur for their support.

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