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Day & Age is a kind of Sam's Town from Mars, a delightful psychedelic trip with catchy melodies and electronic wonders. It might be somewhat indigestible to some for its overly slick and vain tone, but after all, this is the trademark of The Killers.
Day & Age is a kind of Sam's Town from Mars, a delightful psychedelic trip with catchy melodies and electronic wonders.
It might be somewhat indigestible to some for its overly slick and vain tone, but after all, this is the trademark of The Killers.
Dive into The Killers' Day & Age and experience a vibrant 80s-inspired musical journey full of catchy melodies and bold sounds.
The vintage Bowie of the second single "Spaceman" adds to the dancey and lively atmosphere reminiscent of their debut. "Goodnight, Travel Well" puts together, in just under seven minutes, all the best things produced by the underrated '80s.
The vintage Bowie of the second single "Spaceman" adds to the dancey and lively atmosphere reminiscent of their debut.
"Goodnight, Travel Well" puts together, in just under seven minutes, all the best things produced by the underrated '80s.
Listen to Day & Age now and experience The Killers’ vibrant mix of indie rock and 80s synth-pop!
"Day & Age is a perfect demonstration of how it’s possible to renew oneself and remain pleasant and never predictable." "Neon Tiger, wonder and pure emotion, is the highest point of the entire album."
"Day & Age is a perfect demonstration of how it’s possible to renew oneself and remain pleasant and never predictable."
"Neon Tiger, wonder and pure emotion, is the highest point of the entire album."
Listen to The Killers' Day & Age and experience their vibrant blend of rock, pop, and psychedelia today!
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