Watch Sharon Van Etten & Josh Homme's Video '(What's So Funny 'Bout) Peace, Love and Understanding?'

Sharon Van Etten and Josh Homme of Queens Of The Stone Age overcome the obstacles of self-isolation in the USA to bring you an disarmingly intimate clip for their cover of Nick Lowe's 1974 tune '(What's So Funny 'Bout) Peace, Love and Understanding?' Lifting the veil on their individual family lives, the home-shot video directed Matthew Daniel Siskin and "Co-Directed by all the kids" offers a DIY contrast to both artists' often bombastic visual outings, evoking feelings of time stretching out into infinity or a lonesome cowpoke riding the range. Van Etten sings like a karaoke singer with glass of wine in hand while keeping an eye on her son, while Homme high fives his kids and cavorts with family in the back yard. Van Etten shared her feelings about the new clip via social media...

"We wanted to share something personal and universal. A feeling of home, safety, insecurities, and love. That we are in this time together. All of us, doing what we can to be our best - even during hard times."

'(What's So Funny 'Bout) Peace, Love and Understanding?' is out now via streaming services.