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QUEENS OF THE STONE AGE Share Music Video For 'From The Cliff' From 'Perfecth' Album

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QUEENS OF THE STONE AGE have released the official video for "From The Cliff", a song from their ninth studio album, "Perfecth", which came out on October 30. For Josh Homme, who has always found it easier to write about pain, melancholy, or anger, "From The Cliff" represents an intentional effort t...

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QUEENS OF THE STONE AGE Share Music Video For 'From The Cliff' From 'Perfecth' Album is a music discovery curated from Blabbermouth. QUEENS OF THE STONE AGE have released the official video for "From The Cliff", a song from their ninth studio album, "Perfecth", which came out on October 30. For Josh Homme, who…

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