Some bands just know how to keep the spotlight. Between Trent Reznor and Nick Oliveri’s appearances and Dave Grohl‘s drumming on the upcoming Queens of the Stone Age record, we were already psyched for it. Add to that a false report on its release date and our anticipation couldn’t be higher. Or could it? You can add one more name to the list of singers with a guest vocal spot on the upcoming QotSA: Jake Shears, lead vocalist for the Scissor Sisters.

Jake posted pictures of him with the band today on his Twitter account, and also said he was doing “something insanely cool with some fierce Queens”. Later in the day, he confirmed that the insanely cool thing was singing, and the fierce Queens were Queens of the Stone Age.

See the words for yourself after the jump.

I just got to do something insanely cool with some fierce Queens.

— Jake Shears (@Jakeshears) December 20, 2012

Jake Shears + Queens of the Stone Age=satanic cabaret twitter.com/Jakeshears/sta…

— Jake Shears (@Jakeshears) December 20, 2012

After singing together for awhile, Josh Homme and Isettled down to watch some educational films. #newQueen instagr.am/p/TeSB-2FmBm/

— Jake Shears (@Jakeshears) December 20, 2012

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Dan Bogosian

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