Queens Of The Stone Age share music video for ‘From The Cliff’

Queens of the Stone Age have released the official video for ‘From The Cliff’, co-written by Joshua Homme and Nathalia Pizarro, who also directed.

It stars Homme, as well as Kaiman Kazazian, Natalia Safran and Steve Olson, and tells “a harrowing tale of love and trauma”, the official description reads.

“‘From The Cliff’ represents an intentional effort to express a straightforward ‘I love you’,” it continues, “and preserve the desire to hold onto a fleeting, beautiful moment.”

Check out the music video below:

Pizarro is best known for having directed several award-winning short films and has created and executive produced notable television work. She is set to release her debut feature, ILLOMEN, starring Sol Rodriguez, Lou Lou Safran, Booboo Stewart, and Homme, in 2027.

‘From The Cliff’ hails off the new album Perfecth, which came out on October 30 via Matador Records.

"Every song sounds like it's from a different world," says Homme of the record. "And that's on purpose, because it's trying to stitch together all these emotions revolving around love, lust, foolishness, and the sort of wisdom that comes as a gift from all that.”

In the latest issue of Hot Press, Queens of the Stone Age bassist Mikey Shuman discusses co-producing the album, massive stadium shows with Foo Fighters, the band’s kinship with Nine Inch Nails, and the influence of Iggy Pop.