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The Killers have announced details of the expanded, deluxe edition of their 2021 album ‘Pressure Machine’.The follow-up to 2020’s ‘Imploding The Mirage’ originally arrived back in August, charting at Number One in the UK in its first week.The Killers will now release a new edition of ‘Pressure Machine’ on March 25 via EMI, which will feature newly-realised and reimagined versions of select songs from the album that were co-produced by the band with Shawn Everett and Foxygen‘s Jonathan Rado.Such tracks as ‘West Hills’, ‘Runaway Horses’ (which was originally a collaboration with Phoebe Bridgers) and ‘The Getting By’ will be reworked for the new release.The Killers have also announced that on Monday (March 21) they will debut Notes From A Quiet Town, a new live film that will air exclusively on Facebook. You can watch a trailer for the film above.Notes From A Quiet Town, which will feature three stripped-back live performances by the band, was shot in frontman Brandon Flowers’ hometown of Nephi, Utah, and also includes a host of stories from Nephi locals.

The Killers frontman Brandon Flowers has spoken out about life in America since Joe Biden took over from Donald Trump as President.Flowers was speaking to NME for this week’s Big Read cover story when conversation turned to politics.

Chris Willman Music WriterThe Killers have a new release coming Aug.

The Killers have announced that they’ll return next month with seventh album ‘Pressure Machine’.The new record from the Las Vegas band will arrive via EMI on August 13 and was created after they found themselves with unexpected downtime as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.They were set to hit the road in support of 2020’s ‘Imploding The Mirage’, but instead used their free time to immediately start work on its follow-up.“Everything came to this grinding halt,” said frontman Brandon Flowers.

The Killers have confirmed that they have “finished” work on their new album, with the follow-up to 2020’s acclaimed ‘Imploding The Mirage‘ “coming this year”.The band confirmed news on the record last year, with frontman Brandon Flowers telling NME that it “might be even better” than ‘Imploding The Mirage’. Since then, they’ve shared a potential tracklist and a snippet of new music, as well as footage that shows guitarist Dave Keuning back with the band after sitting out of studio sessions for the previous record.Now, in a fan Q&A on Instagram Live, the Las Vegas indie veterans have shed some light on when to expect the album.“I mean it’s finished, yeah.

The Killers' lead singer Brandon Flowers said he'll be going surgery to repair a torn labrum in a mountain biking accident.The vocalist, 39, made the reveal Friday in a Q&A session on Instagram Live alongside the band's drummer Ronnie Vannucci Jr., as he looks to rebound from an injury 'that has manifested itself' in the wake of the incident.'Some of you may have seen the picture I posted and some footage when I went over the handlebars on my bike and an injury from that has manifested itself,' the Henderson, Nevada native said in the social media stream.

Instagram Live session alongside the band's drummer Ronnie Vannucci Jr., and admitted the injury had "manifested itself" in the wake of the incident."Some of you may have seen the picture I posted and some footage when I went over the handlebars on my bike and an injury from that has manifested itself," Flowers stated."I have a torn labrum in that shoulder so I am going under the knife in a couple of weeks to get that taken care of."He said it will take an estimated two months for him to recover and will have to wear his arm in sling.It's not the first time he's taken a hit to his upper body, as he pointed out he's had decompression surgery on his "bad shoulders" in the past.The Mr.

Brandon Flowers has opened up about requiring shoulder surgery after a horror mountain bike accident.

Brandon Flowers has said that The Killers’ upcoming UK tour is “not looking great” after he suffered a big accident.The band are currently set to kick off their UK tour at Doncaster’s Keepmoat Stadium on May 25.During an Instagram Live Q&A session alongside drummer Ronnie Vannucci Jr last week (February 12), Flowers revealed he had been in a bike accident. “I went over the handlebars on my bike and an injury from that has manifested itself,” he explained.“I have a torn labrum on that [right] shoulder so I am going under the knife in a couple of weeks to get that taken care of.”Once Flowers has had surgery on his shoulder, he will need to be in a sling for six weeks, according to the frontman.

The Killers have said that the follow-up to 2020’s ‘Imploding The Mirage’ is “pretty much done”, after working on it throughout lockdown.The latest update on the band’s seventh album comes after they teased new music by sharing two brief snippets of a new song in a recent Instagram live broadcast.Speaking to Vampire Weekend‘s Ezra Koenig on Apple Music, frontman Brandon Flowers said: “It’s almost done and we’re going to mix the record next week. We don’t have a drop date, but it’s pretty much done! It sort of fell into our laps.“Some songs are laborious sons of bitches and then some just appear.

Gary Barlow has hatched one hell of a scheme for when we get back to normal.

The Killers have shared unreleased track ‘C’est La Vie’ from the new deluxe edition of their acclaimed 2020 album ‘Imploding The Mirage‘.

Tom Petty‘s estate has shared a new video for the late musician’s track ‘Something Could Happen’ – watch below.The song appears on ‘Wildflowers & All The Rest’, a recent reissue of Petty’s second studio album ‘Wildflowers’ (first released in 1994).Arriving today (December 9) the new visuals were directed by Warren Fu, who has previously helmed videos for the likes of The Strokes, Daft Punk, Haim and Brandon Flowers.Fu explained that he’d been inspired by the video for Petty’s 1991 single ‘Into The Great Wide Open’, and set out “to create another modern fairytale in [that] spirit”.“In our story, we have a character that is an incarnation of memories reassembled into a living creature, trying to make its way back home,” he said in a

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The Killers fly straight to Number 1 on the Official Albums Chart with Imploding The Mirage.

The Killers‘ frontman Brandon Flowers has spoken of how Vampire Weekend inspired the band’s latest album ‘Imploding The Mirage‘, and how it reminded him of a healthy rivalry he once felt with The Strokes.Speaking in this week’s NME Big Read cover story, Flowers revealed how The Killers found themselves in somewhat of a rut in early writing sessions for their latest record – until he heard Vampire Weekend’s 2019 album ‘Father Of The Bride‘.“That really helped to propel us into the right direction and realise that we couldn’t just phone in The Killers’ record,” Flowers told NME. “We had to do better.

The Killers may have only just released their sixth studio album Imploding the Mirage, but the band have already revealed plans for their next album, which they're hoping to release in Summer 2021.

The Killers have confirmed that they’re already working on another new album, and are planning to release it in spring 2021.Speaking in this week’s NME Big Read cover story, frontman Brandon Flowers revealed how the “creative spirit” of their latest acclaimed album ‘Imploding The Mirage‘ led to an outburst of even more songs.“You know when people just say that? Every time someone makes a record they say that they have 50 songs and they’re going to release another record. We really are,” Flowers told NME.

The Killers‘ frontman Brandon Flowers has spoken out about the band’s recent investigation into allegations of sexual assault levelled against their road crew.Speaking in this week’s NME Big Read cover story, Flowers talked of his “relief” when an internal investigation conducted by their legal team found “no corroboration” of an assault which was alleged to have been committed against a woman backstage by their road crew at a show in Milwaukee on their US tour back in 2009, having spoken to the accuser, the alleged victim, the band, venue staff and other associates.“I feel relieved that we were actually able to get to the bottom of it, actually find this woman and make sure that she was OK,” Flower told NME.

“I just saw an interview with someone saying that they don’t want to be in a big band because they can’t fake it,” The Killers frontman Brandon Flowers tells NME via Facetime in the early days of lockdown back in March. “It made me think about myself because I’m in a big band and I don’t feel like I’m faking it.

The Killers‘ frontman Brandon Flowers has discussed how Oasis inspired him to become a “shit-talker” in the early days of the band.Flowers was in a discussion with Phoebe Bridgers for Interview Magazine, which discussed the pair’s time in lockdown and more.“I used to be—what would the word be—I was just kind of a shit,” Flowers revealed during the conversation. “When we first started, I used to trash talk a lot of people.”Later in the chat, Bridgers asked: “When you say you used to talk a lot of shit, what does that mean? Did you talk about other bands?”Flowers responded: “Oh, I talked about other bands.