'Lullabies to Paralyze', the fourth album from Queens of the Stone Age, marked a new chapter for the band as their first without bassist Nick Oliveri. Released in 2005, it’s a powerful and expansive work that blends razor-sharp rock hooks with a darker, more cinematic atmosphere. Half the record drives straight to the jugular with the band’s trademark repetition, multi-tracked falsetto vocals, and punk-inflected energy, while the other half ventures into shadowy, gothic territory.

From the hypnotic "Burn the Witch" and the swaggering "Little Sister" to the brooding balladry of "I Never Came" and the sinister sprawl of "Someone’s in the Wolf", Queens of the Stone Age balance immediacy with depth. Echoes of desert rock collide with psychedelic textures and a filmic, almost Tarantino-esque flair. With its mix of accessible anthems and atmospheric explorations, 'Lullabies to Paralyze' stands as one of the band’s most ambitious and rewarding records.

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