Killers to release special singles box set
The band issue every song from ‘Hot Fuss’ on seven-inch
Fans of The Killers are to get a special singles bonus.
The band are set to release a box set of seven-inch records featuring every track from ‘Hot Fuss’ on November 22 in America.
The release will be limited to 5000 worldwide and each single comes backed with a b-side or rarity.
‘All These Things That I’ve Done’ is accompanied by a cover of ‘Why Don't You Find Out for Yourself’ by Morrissey, while ‘Believe Me Natalie’ features an acoustic version of ‘Smile Like You Mean It’, Billboard reports.
As previously reported, The Killers have now completed their US tour and are expected to begin work on their second album. However the band have warned fans they won’t be rushing and they might have to wait until late next year for new material .
The band are set to release a box set of seven-inch records featuring every track from ‘Hot Fuss’ on November 22 in America.
The release will be limited to 5000 worldwide and each single comes backed with a b-side or rarity.
‘All These Things That I’ve Done’ is accompanied by a cover of ‘Why Don't You Find Out for Yourself’ by Morrissey, while ‘Believe Me Natalie’ features an acoustic version of ‘Smile Like You Mean It’, Billboard reports.
As previously reported, The Killers have now completed their US tour and are expected to begin work on their second album. However the band have warned fans they won’t be rushing and they might have to wait until late next year for new material .
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