'In Times New Roman...' finds Queens of the Stone Age at their rawest and most uncompromising in years. The band’s eighth studio album strips back the gloss to reveal something jagged, bruised, and strangely beautiful. Josh Homme delivers some of his most biting lyrics yet, his words sitting atop a foundation of the band’s unmistakable desert-rock sound. Yet this isn’t simply a return to form—it’s an expansion. Every track contains unexpected twists and new textures, reminding listeners that Queens of the Stone Age have always thrived by refusing to repeat themselves.

Recorded at Homme’s Pink Duck studio and Shangri-La, and mixed by Mark Rankin, the album is sonically dense yet ferociously direct. Songs like "Paper Machete" and "Negative Space" burn with caustic energy, while "Carnavoyeur" and "Straight Jacket Fitting" highlight a darker, more atmospheric edge. It’s an album that reflects scars rather than hiding them, embracing both ugliness and catharsis in equal measure. With Homme, Troy Van Leeuwen, Dean Fertita, Michael Shuman, and Jon Theodore fully locked in, 'In Times New Roman...' offers a place of confrontation and communion—music made first for themselves, but essential for anyone seeking beauty in chaos.

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