Brandon Flowers and his posy of Vegas based rockers quickly follow up the success of their first two long players with Day & Age. The themes of their second album “Sam’s Town” are coconsciously continued and explored further, and musically “Day & Age” builds upon the foundation of the previous album. The success of the first two albums has enabled the band, their record label and their producers to simply throw everything at this third album. Consequently it has big aspirations and an ambitious theatrical sound enlarging their less complex indie rock beginnings.
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The Killers: Day & Age
Brandon Flowers and his posy of Vegas based rockers quickly follow up the success of their first two long players with Day & Age. The themes of their second album “Sam’s Town” are coconsciously continued and explored further, and musically “Day & Age” builds upon the foundation of the previous album. The success of the first two albums has enabled the band, their record label and their producers to simply throw everything at this third album. Consequently it has big aspirations and an ambitious theatrical sound enlarging their less complex indie rock beginnings.
The Killers: Sam's Town
In much the same way that the Grateful Dead’s fans where known as “deadheads”, I rather like the fact the followers of the Killers are referred to as the “Victims”. Sam's Town is likely to swell the number of victims with great tracks like “When You Were Young” and “Uncle Jonny”. Top marks to whoever wrote their web site as well, its jolly good.