lullabies to paralyze

2005 - 2007

The Lullabies to Paralyze era (2005–2007) saw Queens of the Stone Age explore a darker, more atmospheric sound, pairing haunting melodies with heavy, groove-driven riffs. Released in 2005, Lullabies to Paralyze was the band's first studio album following the departure of longtime bassist Nick Oliveri, marking the beginning of a new chapter for the group. Featuring standout tracks such as Little Sister, Burn the Witch, and In My Head, the album showcased a more cinematic and textured approach to songwriting while retaining the band's unmistakable desert rock identity.

Josh Homme Troy Van Leeuwen Alain Johannes Mark Lanegan Joey Castillo Chris Goss Billy Gibbons Dave Catching Jack Black Jesse Hughes Shirley Manson Brody Dalle Joe Barresi

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Josh Homme Troy Van Leeuwen Alain Johannes Mark Lanegan Joey Castillo Chris Goss Billy Gibbons Dave Catching Jack Black Jesse Hughes Shirley Manson Brody Dalle Joe Barresi ~