Apparently, Love reached to Harvey to work on material, but Harvey "chose not to respond." Courtney Love’s New Album Features Michael Stipe and Will Sergeant, But Not PJ Harvey

In a new interview with The Standard, Love admitted, "I did ask PJ Harvey to come back — I wanted just one of her great iconic Stones guitar riffs. We have a relationship; I've endorsed her over the decades, but she chose not to respond to me. So I wrote her about how fucking rude that was."

Last fall, Courtney Love teased a new solo album on TikTok, saying it was “the longest record that’s ever been written in the history of rock, so it better fuckin’ be good, no filler.” It would be the first since 2010’s Nobody’s Daughter,

Love also confirms appearance of R.E.M.'s Michael Stipe and Echo & the Bunnymen's Will Sergeant on her forthcoming solo album.

"I would love to work with Kendrick Lamar," said Love. "I have a mad crush on him." Love also said that she'd "love to co-write a song with Lana Del Rey," contrasting remarks she

Except she didn't use the word collaborate because the word 'makes me lose my temper and makes it the last thing I want to do.'

Kendrick Lamar has enjoyed one of the biggest years of his musical career thus far, as the rap star’s seismic smash, “Not Like Us,” and his new studio album, GNX, have kept the Compton native atop the charts.