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Album: Symptoms Of Humanity- The All Seeing Eye
- Symptoms Of Humanity
- No Borders, No Boundaries
- Goign Thru This
- Too Late
- Enfrentando Nuestros Miedos
- The Future And The Past
- Traces
- Los Tiempos Atras
- I Promise
- Manipulation Globalists Deeds
- Now Days
- Todos Nuestros Suenos
- A War Within
- The Fundamentals
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Queens Of The Stone Age songs surfaceQueens Of The Stone Age are giving fans a sneak peak of their forthcoming album 'Era Vulgaris'.
Fans are being invited to listen to four exclusive tracks from the LP, which is due out on June 11, on a microsite leading off their main website.
All you have to do is crack a simple code to access the tracks. A QOSTA desktop is also available to download.
To access the website click on www.eravulgaris.co.uk now.
'Era Vulgaris' is due for release on June 11, and will be preceded by new single '3's & 7's' the week before.
QOSTA will also be appearing at the 02 Wireless Festival alongside The White Stripes at Hyde Park on June 14 and Harewood House in Leeds the following night.
To check ticket availability and get all the latest listings go to NME.COM/GIGS now. REM preview new songs in Dublin
REM previewed 11 new songs for a sold-out crowd in Dublin last night (July 1).
The band, who are currently working on the follow up to 2004's 'Around The Sun', played new songs including 'I'm Gonna DJ' during what they dubbed a "working rehearsal".
They also played classic tracks including 'Wolves, Lower', 'Sitting Still', 'These Days', 'Heron House', 'Second Guessing', and 'Electrolite'.
During the band's set at the Olympia Theatre, a sign flashed behind them saying "This Is Not A Show".
According to the band's website, they are '"taking advantage of a day off in Dublin today (July 2) before resuming their "working rehearsals" with another show in the city tomorrow.
REM will reportedly continue working on their new album with producer Jacknife Lee (known for his work with Bloc Party and Snow Patrol) in a Dublin studio.