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Perfecth fills Queens of the Stone Age's week with songs

Lyric videos for "It's Only Love," "Phantom Limb" and "Sunday" join a Matt Berry-starring "Mono" teaser.

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Queens Of The Stone Age Story of November 4, 2026Trari Newsroom

Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.

Queens of the Stone Age - Run Away From the Mob (Lyric Video)

"Run Away From the Mob" has company. Queens of the Stone Age posted 12 uploads across the week, turning the channel into a listening stop for Perfecth, which the band's channel description now lists as out.

The official lyric video for "Run Away From the Mob" remains the most watched of the week's uploads, approaching 290,000 views. Its restrained stationery-style animation leaves room for the track's heavier turns, extended instrumental bridge and outro. That ending has become a particular talking point: commenters single out the second half, hear echoes of Desert Sessions and Them Crooked Vultures, and wonder how the song will translate live. Those are listening comparisons, not recording credits.

October 30 brought lyric videos for "It's Only Love," "Phantom Limb," "Sunday" and "Mono." Their words move between attachment, loneliness and the wish to escape the working week. "Mono" also received a separate teaser starring Matt Berry and directed by Liam Lynch, adding an actor and comedian to a week otherwise largely devoted to the songs themselves.

The freshest momentum belongs to the "Phantom Limb" teaser, currently drawing views faster than either "Run Away From the Mob" or "It's Only Love." The latter two remain active listening destinations beyond their release-day starts.

Subscribers grew modestly over the week. Among the nearby rock and band channels, Queens of the Stone Age also had the largest weekly views gain where a weekly total was available. The All-American Rejects and DragonForce had quieter days than their usual daily viewing, while Queens' week offered listeners a whole new set of titles to explore.

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What viewers say

There are three phases to every QOTSA release for me. I first hear it, and like it. I listen hard to the lyrics, and I love it. I watch a live performance and I totally get it. I can't wait to hear this live.
@ninskiod1259See it on YouTube
I cannot stop listening to this. Love it when the second half explodes
@shaynewilson1383See it on YouTube
Very Desert Sessions coded.
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That outro is genuinely beautiful 🥹🥹
@DukeMatthewsSee it on YouTube
I felt like Them Crooked Vultures came back at the end
@noiiiiiiiirSee it on YouTube
I must have listened to this song 25-30 times since it dropped last night! Been a fan of QOTSA since Songs For The Deaf and Rated R!
@BJBlaskovichGamingSee it on YouTube
That's awesome. The breakdown at the end is flashback inducing
@ajaj3196See it on YouTube
Two songs so far with killer outros. Can't wait for the album.
@thesnagglewolfSee it on YouTube