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Punk pioneer Iggy Pop has intimated that Post Pop Depression could be his last album, but while it has a nostalgic tone at times, it also shows he’s not slowing down. Joined by several newer artists — Queens of the Stone Age’s Josh Homme and Dean Fertita, and Arctic Monkeys’ Matt Helders — “Pop obliges his younger cohorts’ zeal with plenty of his own,” observed an NPR reviewer, adding that the release offers plenty of “decadent ecstasy.” Homme also produced and cowrote the album. Post Pop Depression is out today, and Iggy and his collaborators will be touring to support it.