NICK OLIVERI: New Video Interview Available

December 5, 2006

FaceCulture spoke to Nick Oliveri just before his gig in the Patronaat in Haarlem, the Netherlands. Nick discussed QUEENS OF THE STONE AGE, Josh Homme, the possibility of a reunion, KYUSS, MONDO GENERATOR, his divorce and lots more. Watch the interview in seven parts at www.faceculture.nl.

Since his departure from QUEENS OF THE STONE AGE, Nick has both toured and appeared on-stage with BRANT BJORK, MOTÖRHEAD, WINNEBAGO DEAL, MASTERS OF REALITY, THE DWARVES, MARK LANEGAN and TURBONEGRO. He also recorded an acoustic LP that was eventually released as a second disc in a limited edition of MONDO GENERATOR's latest album, "Dead Planet (Sonic Slow Motion Trails)".

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