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Trent Reznor 'Helping Out' on Song for Next Queens of the Stone Age Album

Nine Inch Nails frontman joins Dave Grohl on forthcoming LP

November 14, 2012 2:10 PM ET
Trent Reznor
Trent Reznor
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Trent Reznor will be lending a hand on the new Queens of the Stone Age album, he said yesterday during a Reddit Ask Me Anything session. The Nine Inch Nails frontman dropped the news while answering questions about his new band, How to Destroy Angels. When someone asked what else he's working on, Reznor replied, "A number of things. Tweaking some things for the HTDA full LP (coming in Spring), helping Josh out on a new QOTSA track, working with [NIN tour producer] Roy [Bennett], starting rehearsals for two bands."

Last week, Queens of the Stone Age leader Josh Homme said that Dave Grohl will be playing drums on the band's next album, due sometime in 2013.

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