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Prianca RA Unleashes Dark Energy with “they think i’m the devil (threats from their devil)”

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2 years ago

June 1, 2024

Step into the electrifying world of Prianca RA as she takes you on a thrilling journey with her latest single, “they think i’m the devil (threats from their devil)”. This track is a daring departure from Prianca RA’s usual tunes, diving headfirst into the realm of soft-rock with a soulful twist.

With influences ranging from Arctic Monkeys to XXXTENTACION and Nirvana, Prianca RA infuses “they think i’m the devil (threats from their devil)” with raw energy and introspective lyricism. Drawing from her own experiences battling inner demons, she invites listeners to explore the depths of FIRELAND alongside her, guided by the principles of Hindu philosophy and the Law of Karma.

As a Judge in the Court of Life & Death, Prianca RA delivers a powerful message, punishing wrongdoers and navigating the realms of heaven, hell, and purgatory. With a cinematic touch inspired by her love for Marvel films, the track immerses listeners in a dark and captivating musical experience, complete with haunting distortion and monstrous vibes.

“they think i’m the devil (threats from their devil)” serves as the perfect intermission before Prianca RA’s upcoming album (mark your calendars for 2025!), teasing fans with a taste of what’s to come. With her experimental sounds and fearless creativity, Prianca RA continues to push boundaries and captivate audiences worldwide.

So, buckle up and prepare to be transported to a world where darkness reigns and inner strength prevails. Prianca RA is here to challenge perceptions and ignite the fire within us all.

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Queens of the Stone Age Embrace Imperfection on New Album Perfecth

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18 hours ago

November 1, 2026

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Queens of the Stone Age. Photo via @queensofthestoneage.

Queens of the Stone Age have released Perfecth, their ninth studio album, out now through Matador Records. The album arrived on October 30, 2026, and its title is the thesis: the word perfect with a flaw deliberately built in, reflecting Josh Homme’s view that perfection is ultimately unattainable.

The nine track record was produced by Homme with bassist Michael Shuman and recorded during sessions in New Orleans and Los Angeles. Its songs explore different forms of love, loss and recovery, and the band chased spontaneity in the studio: Insignificant Other, the album’s centerpiece and second single, was captured in only two takes, preserving the live charge of Homme, Troy Van Leeuwen, Shuman, Dean Fertita and Jon Theodore playing in a room. The first preview, Easy Street, features Nikki Lane. The full tracklist runs It’s Only Love, Where The Goth Girls At?, Mono, From the Cliff, Sunday, Easy Street, Phantom Limb, Run Away From The Mob and Insignificant Other. The album is available digitally and on CD and vinyl, with a limited deluxe edition offering additional packaging and artwork.

The release extends a huge year on the road. The band returned in September for North American stadium dates with Foo Fighters and plays a sold out Laugardalshöll in Iceland during release week, with headline performances ahead in Japan, Singapore, Australia and New Zealand, and a Perfecth World Tour now rolling out. Perfecth is streaming now. Nine albums in, the band still sounds like nobody else on earth, and that refusal to sand down the edges is exactly the point.