Scissor Sisters Thinking About New Album, Want To Work With Josh Homme

The Scissor Sisters have revealed they’re working on a new album, and that they’d really like to work with Queens Of The Stone Age’s Josh Homme.

The record will be the band’s fourth, following 2004’s ‘Scissor Sisters’, 2006’s ‘Ta-Dah’ and 2010’s ‘Night Work’.

Speaking to NME, singer Ana Matronic said: ”Night Work’ was the most cohesive album we’ve done whereas the others were a bit of a grab bag. I think this [new album] might be going back to being like that. We sometimes say we should do a concept album but we are a concept, we have a philosophy of what we do. We’re stupid - that’s our concept!’

Then, talking to the Daily Star, frontman Jake Shears added: ‘[Working with Josh Homme would] be a dream collaboration, bec­ause I’m a huge fan. Actually, I really, really want to sing on the next QOTSA album. And he’s a fan of our band too, as unlikely as that might be. I think that he’s a genius, a genuine rock hero living among us.’