
29 November 2012
When it was announced earlier this month that Dave Grohl would reunite with Queens Of The Stone Age, fans were elated, but not surprised. However, the announcement last night that the band’s former bassist Nick Oliveri – who was arrested last July, and avoided a fifteen-year jail sentence for domestic violence, gun and narcotic charges – has returned to the fold, is sure to raise a few more eyebrows.
Reported by Stereogum who saw the announcement on the Facebook page of Oliveri project Mondo Generator, the news comes eight years after frontman Josh Homme allegedly fired Oliveri for physically abusing his partner.

The yet-to-be-named QOTSA album marks their sixth release, but since drummer Joey Castillo’s departure this year, it will be their second with Grohl, who drummed on the band’s breakout album Songs For The Deaf in 2002.
Trent Reznor also revealed during a Reddit Q’n’A that he’ll make an appearance on one track. The album is expected to drop before June 2013 when the band perform UK’s Download Festival.
21 May 2013
We caught up with General Manager Tim Janes, to find out how it'd all work.
21 May 2013
His battles with Warner Bros. for artistic freedom and the ability to release music at his own breakneck pace throughout the '80s and '90s were legendary, and now he won't be blocked by a multi-national.
21 May 2013
He was a renegade artist, an intellect, and his singular organ work – which could move from whirling vaudeville to sinister apocalypse within a heartbeat – is no doubt the sound many think of when recalling the late '60s.
20 May 2013
A custom Vox prototype briefly used by Beatles John Lennon and George Harrison in 1967 has sold at auction for $US408,000.
20 May 2013
Including a 66-building video projection of his new single, an SNL appearance, and the unveiling of his album title and artwork.
19 May 2013
... plus his new record is to be named Yeezus!
17 May 2013
This week's Unearthed pick from Triple J's Dave Ruby Howe.
16 May 2013
Google Play Music All Access operates much like the plethora of existing streaming services, but without a free option.
16 May 2013
The band will be touring off the back of their fourth album, Love Lust Faith + Dreams.
15 May 2013
Lackey will continue to be agent for his 22 acts, including Ash Grunwald, Blue King Brown, Shihad, Mia Dyson and The Drones.
15 May 2013
Alongside Combe, seven other entertainers were added to APRA's Ambassador program
15 May 2013
"This is a disappointing outcome for all the communities who rely on community radio to provide the information, opinion and music commercial stations and the national broadcasters can't or don't."
14 May 2013
Well, the Daft Punk record is now available for the entire world to stream, which makes travelling for hours to country N.S.W even more of a redundant exercise.
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