Hear the new Killers single on NME.COM
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The Killers are offering NME.COM readers the chance to get an exclusive listen to a clip of their new single ‘When You Were Young’.
The track, released on September 18, is the first to be lifted from the band’s forthcoming second LP. The follow-up to 2004's ‘Hot Fuss’ is due for release on October 2.
As recently revealed in NME, the as-yet-untitled LP also features the tracks ‘Why Do I Keep Counting?’, ‘Bones’, ‘Uncle Johnny Did Cocaine’, ‘Read My Mind’ and ‘Sam’s Town’.
But it’s ‘When You Were Young’ which will launch the LP that frontman Brandon Flowers recently predicted would be the best album of the last 20 years.
Listen to a clip of the brand new single in the NME.COM Media Player
And then tell us what you think afterwards at news@nme.com – we’ll be waiting to hear your verdict.
The track, released on September 18, is the first to be lifted from the band’s forthcoming second LP. The follow-up to 2004's ‘Hot Fuss’ is due for release on October 2.
As recently revealed in NME, the as-yet-untitled LP also features the tracks ‘Why Do I Keep Counting?’, ‘Bones’, ‘Uncle Johnny Did Cocaine’, ‘Read My Mind’ and ‘Sam’s Town’.
But it’s ‘When You Were Young’ which will launch the LP that frontman Brandon Flowers recently predicted would be the best album of the last 20 years.
Listen to a clip of the brand new single in the NME.COM Media Player
And then tell us what you think afterwards at news@nme.com – we’ll be waiting to hear your verdict.
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