wild&young @the-battle-is-won - Tumblr Blog

hotfuss

the killers by robert ashcroft for nme magazine

the-ultramans-stuff

cowboymuscle

My Own Soul’s Warning, The Killers.

cowboymuscle

jexsuisprest

headers the killers.

like or credits me on twitter (@balfeheugh) if u save it!

butfirstwine-deactivated2021031

Looks like we made it. Thanks, Spotify.

via thekillers

let-me-be-your-comet

Preview of My Own Soul's Warning and official cover art, if anyone missed them!

ownsoulswarning-deactivated2020

#hope they gonnaa spice it up a little

hotfuss

baby the killers @ the junkyard, las vegas in 2002

thekillersnews

‘Fire In Bone’ is now available for purchase, streaming, and on The Killers YouTube channel.

Fire In Bone

First listen: why?????

After 5 more listens: ok, it’s growing on me.

After listening to A Dustland Fairytale for a change: Got chills everywhere. Thinking I will never feel like that after listening to the Fire In Bone.

Back to Fire In Bone: it’s good, it’s groovy, but not a single material. Don’t see it with Caution as a one album concept, too much departure from it. Not a fan of first few seconds of it [producing-wise]. 6/10

Still love The Killers though. Still would scream the lyrics out at the concert.

#the killers #fire in bone

thekillersnews

The Killers to Drop ‘Fire In Bone’ On Friday April 24th

The Killers announced via their social media earlier this afternoon that ‘Fire In Bone’ will drop on Friday April 24th. This will be the second track from ‘Imploding The Mirage’ that The Killers have shared.

It should be noted that information in ASCAP indicates that ‘Fire In Bone’ was a fairly tight collaboration between Brandon Flowers, Ronnie Vannucci, and Stuart Price.

The artwork The Killers shared on their social media for ‘Fire In Bone’ is another Thomas Blackshear work- ‘Two Peacocks’.

Notably, The Killers social media posts refer to ‘Fire In Bone’ as an ‘album track’ so it may be possible this track is not a proper single and will not continue the short film that began with ‘Caution’.