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Brandon si è unito ai Durans nel concerto di Las Vegas del 9 maggio per la performance di Planet earth
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Wikipedia riporta il titolo della prima traccia che sarebbe stata già registrata per il terzo LP, "Tidal Wave".
Per ora l'uscita del nuovo album rimane prevista per l'autunno 2008, ma credo che slitterà fino all'inizio nel prossimo anno, visto che loro stessi hanno annunciato che NON entreranno in studio prima dei concerti che terranno ad Agosto in USA e Europa.
Wikipedia riporta il titolo della prima traccia che sarebbe stata già registrata per il terzo LP, "Tidal Wave".
Per ora l'uscita del nuovo album rimane prevista per l'autunno 2008, ma credo che slitterà fino all'inizio nel prossimo anno, visto che loro stessi hanno annunciato che NON entreranno in studio prima dei concerti che terranno ad Agosto in USA e Europa.
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The Killers preview new album tracks live in New York
Brandon Flowers and co. debut new songs at 'last minute' intimate gig
The Killers premiered two new songs in New York last night (July 29).
The Las Vegas band debuted the new tracks during a gig for their fanclub, The Victims, at the last minute-announced show at the 700 capacity Highline Ballroom
The first new track was the synth-driven, potential single 'Spaceman', which recalled The Killers' first album sound.
Then towards the end of the set, the band dropped the loud and anthemic 'Neon Tiger'
The set which also saw the band air tracks from their B-sides and rarities album 'Sawdust', including their cover version of Joy Division's 'Shadowplay' along with singles 'Mr Brightside', 'When You Were Young', and 'All These Things That I've Done', which triggered mass sing-a-longs amongst the sweaty crowd.
Due canzoni dal prossimo album per i fortunati fans americani...
Brandon Flowers and co. debut new songs at 'last minute' intimate gig
The Killers premiered two new songs in New York last night (July 29).
The Las Vegas band debuted the new tracks during a gig for their fanclub, The Victims, at the last minute-announced show at the 700 capacity Highline Ballroom
The first new track was the synth-driven, potential single 'Spaceman', which recalled The Killers' first album sound.
Then towards the end of the set, the band dropped the loud and anthemic 'Neon Tiger'
The set which also saw the band air tracks from their B-sides and rarities album 'Sawdust', including their cover version of Joy Division's 'Shadowplay' along with singles 'Mr Brightside', 'When You Were Young', and 'All These Things That I've Done', which triggered mass sing-a-longs amongst the sweaty crowd.
Due canzoni dal prossimo album per i fortunati fans americani...
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Intervista pubblicata sul Rolling Stone, dal sito dei Killers
In the Studio: Killers Fight Back With “Stripped-Down” Third CD
After four years of nonstop touring and recording, the Killers finally took some time off before beginning work on their third album — but frontman Brandon Flowers wasn’t ready to relax. He wound up using the three months of downtime to write nearly 30 songs. “Everything is at stake on this album,” Flowers says. “Everything. I live through these songs. People make such a big deal about the second album: ‘Do or die.’ But I feel like the pressure to produce something great will always be there. It’s our job, after all.”
The Killers’ second release, 2006’s concept album Sam’s Town, was an overseas smash and sold 1.3 million copies in the U.S. — about half of their debut, 2004’s Hot Fuss. But some critics pegged the album’s stadium-rock sound as overblown. Flowers shrugs off those gripes — “Sam’s Town was a giant success. That’s a misunderstood truth” — but the Killers took a new approach on this album, which was produced by Madonna collaborator Stuart Price. “This record is stripped down in a lot of ways,” says bassist Mark Stoermer. “Each instrument has its place, and things aren’t clouding anything up. We’re not trying to be bombastic. It’s our most poppy record but also our most experimental.”
The band debuted two new songs from the album, “Spaceman” and “Neon Tiger,” at a surprise New York club show in late July. “Spaceman” is a tight, fast pop tune, with punky, guitar-heavy verses and a funky bridge with subject-appropriate spacey synth effects. “The spaceman says, ‘Everybody look down,’ ” Flowers sings in the chorus. The midtempo “Neon Tiger” is more anthemic and synth-heavy, with Flowers singing, “Neon tiger, there’s a price on your head/Never let them touch you.” Other songs include “Vibration” (working title), which Stoermer describes as “a fun dance track,” and “Goodnight, Travel Well,” a seven-minute experimental epic.
As Flowers tells it, criticism of the band has only made it stronger. “We learned that you can’t please everyone,” Flowers says. “But we’ve got faith in what we do, faith in our fans and faith in the soon-to-be-converted.”
secondo me il nuovo album sarà una via di mezzo tra Hot Fuss e Sam's town, tra synth e toni epici.....
In the Studio: Killers Fight Back With “Stripped-Down” Third CD
After four years of nonstop touring and recording, the Killers finally took some time off before beginning work on their third album — but frontman Brandon Flowers wasn’t ready to relax. He wound up using the three months of downtime to write nearly 30 songs. “Everything is at stake on this album,” Flowers says. “Everything. I live through these songs. People make such a big deal about the second album: ‘Do or die.’ But I feel like the pressure to produce something great will always be there. It’s our job, after all.”
The Killers’ second release, 2006’s concept album Sam’s Town, was an overseas smash and sold 1.3 million copies in the U.S. — about half of their debut, 2004’s Hot Fuss. But some critics pegged the album’s stadium-rock sound as overblown. Flowers shrugs off those gripes — “Sam’s Town was a giant success. That’s a misunderstood truth” — but the Killers took a new approach on this album, which was produced by Madonna collaborator Stuart Price. “This record is stripped down in a lot of ways,” says bassist Mark Stoermer. “Each instrument has its place, and things aren’t clouding anything up. We’re not trying to be bombastic. It’s our most poppy record but also our most experimental.”
The band debuted two new songs from the album, “Spaceman” and “Neon Tiger,” at a surprise New York club show in late July. “Spaceman” is a tight, fast pop tune, with punky, guitar-heavy verses and a funky bridge with subject-appropriate spacey synth effects. “The spaceman says, ‘Everybody look down,’ ” Flowers sings in the chorus. The midtempo “Neon Tiger” is more anthemic and synth-heavy, with Flowers singing, “Neon tiger, there’s a price on your head/Never let them touch you.” Other songs include “Vibration” (working title), which Stoermer describes as “a fun dance track,” and “Goodnight, Travel Well,” a seven-minute experimental epic.
As Flowers tells it, criticism of the band has only made it stronger. “We learned that you can’t please everyone,” Flowers says. “But we’ve got faith in what we do, faith in our fans and faith in the soon-to-be-converted.”
secondo me il nuovo album sarà una via di mezzo tra Hot Fuss e Sam's town, tra synth e toni epici.....