Multitrack Master has 1 isolated track featuring Queens of the Stone Age, with the drums heard on its own. Start with No One Knows, then read the Queens of the Stone Age bio and discography below.
Queens of the Stone Age isolated tracks on Multitrack Master
| Song | Isolated parts |
|---|---|
| No One Knows | drums only |
About Queens of the Stone Age
Queens of the Stone Age is a rock band that was founded in Palm Desert, California Josh Homme in 1996.
Over the last 25 years they had many lineup changes where there are now more former members than current members.
Most call them a riff oriented band, but they’ve spread across many different genres as their music evolved, probably because of lineup changes over time.
They’ve had many gold and silver records and singles over the years and have hit the Billboard 200 multiple times and fell just shy of the top 40 on more than one occasion.
The band is still a crowd pleaser to this day, making the list with a NME Award for The Best Live Band.
Queens of the Stone Age at a glance
Genre
Alt rock, hard rock, stoner rock, alternative metal
Labels
Man’s Ruin
Loosegroove
Interscope
Matador
Official website
Discography
Queens of the Stone Age (1998)
Rated R (2000)
Songs for the Deaf (2002)
Lullabies to Paralyze (2005)
Era Vulgaris (2007)
…Like Clockwork (2013)
Villains (2017)
Queens of the Stone Age isolated tracks: FAQ
What Queens of the Stone Age isolated tracks are on Multitrack Master?
There are 1, including No One Knows. Each page lets you hear the isolated parts on their own.
Which parts of Queens of the Stone Age songs can I hear isolated?
The Queens of the Stone Age tracks here include drums, depending on the song. See the table above for the parts on each track.
Can I make my own Queens of the Stone Age isolated tracks?
Yes. Free AI stem-separation tools can split most songs into vocals, drums, bass and other parts. Our isolated tracks guide explains how.
Want to make your own isolated track of any song? See our guide: Isolated Tracks: What They Are, Where They Come From and How to Make Your Own. Missing a song? Suggest it here.