The track, which is untitled at the moment, sees the band getting back to basics with a guitar-heavy sound, banging drums, and a catchy chorus. According to first reactions, the song has all the makings of an instant classic.

The Killers only uploaded the song to their official social media accounts, and it currently remains unavailable on streaming services and other platforms.

The fans pointed out on The Killers’ official subreddit that the untitled single is most likely the track “We Did it in the Name of Love” that frontman Brandon Flowers and drummer Ronnie Vannucci Jr. mentioned during an interview with The Current earlier this year.

At the time, Flowers and Vannucci Jr. talked about how the band got together at an old studio in “the hills of Santa Cruz, California” and started making songs together. They said that one of them is “We Did it in the Name of Love” and shared that it has “a little bit of a spirit of Sisters of Mercy”.

The Killers recently scrapped the work on their eighth studio album after the band wasn’t satisfied with the “type of music” it contained. Instead, they released a compilation album, Rebel Diamonds, which contained their greatest hits as well as several new songs.

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As part of the announcement, the group unveiled the cover art for the album alongside a short teaser trailer.  The release will be available in several formats, including digital release, CD, and vinyl.

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According to the official press release, The Killers started working on Pressure Machine shortly after releasing Imploding the Mirage. Being unable to embark on a tour to promote the record, the group used their free time to create new songs.

Frontman Brandon Flowers also revealed that the album was inspired by his hometown of Nephi, Utah and might be the band’s most personal offering to date.

“I discovered this grief that I hadn’t dealt with,” Flowers shared. “Many memories of my time in Nephi are tender. But the ones tied to fear or great sadness were emotionally charged. I’ve got more understanding now than when we started the band, and hopefully, I was able to do justice to these stories and these lives in this little town that I grew up in.”

Pressure Machine will also mark the return of founding guitarist Dave Keuning. He left the band in 2017 and wasn’t involved in the making of Imploding the Mirage. Keuning is expected to be involved with the group in full capacity moving forward.

The post The Killers to Release New Album “Pressure Machine” in August appeared first on Hot Pop Today.

As part of the release, the group also announced that the new album will be out on May 29th. 

You can hear “Caution,” which features a contribution from former Fleetwood Mac guitarist Lindsey Buckingham, below.

“Caution” had its debut on the latest edition of Zane Lowe’s Beats 1 radio show, which featured The Killers’ frontman Brandon Flowers as a guest. Flowers used the opportunity to give listeners some background bits about the track.

“It’s sort of about having the wherewithal to listen to that angel on your shoulder, even if they’re telling you something that you don’t want to hear,” explained Flowers. “And I think for me with this song was a lot about leaving Las Vegas. I was having this sort of hunch or impression that that was something that I was supposed to do for my family. And it was hard for me because I’m an ambassador for — and so it was tough for me to leave, and I thought I was able to harness that energy, and there was a sort of a relief when it happened, and you kind of feel that the spirit in “Caution.”

Flowers also acknowledged that the band’s previous studio effort Wonderful Wonderful featured some experimentation, so “Caution” represented a chance for them to get back to their roots.

The post The Killers Share New Song “Caution” appeared first on Hot Pop Today.

The track, which is untitled at the moment, sees the band getting back to basics with a guitar-heavy sound, banging drums, and a catchy chorus. According to first reactions, the song has all the makings of an instant classic.

The Killers only uploaded the song to their official social media accounts, and it currently remains unavailable on streaming services and other platforms.

The fans pointed out on The Killers’ official subreddit that the untitled single is most likely the track “We Did it in the Name of Love” that frontman Brandon Flowers and drummer Ronnie Vannucci Jr. mentioned during an interview with The Current earlier this year.

At the time, Flowers and Vannucci Jr. talked about how the band got together at an old studio in “the hills of Santa Cruz, California” and started making songs together. They said that one of them is “We Did it in the Name of Love” and shared that it has “a little bit of a spirit of Sisters of Mercy”.

The Killers recently scrapped the work on their eighth studio album after the band wasn’t satisfied with the “type of music” it contained. Instead, they released a compilation album, Rebel Diamonds, which contained their greatest hits as well as several new songs.

The post Listen to The Killers’ Energizing New Untitled Single appeared first on Hot Pop Today.

As part of the announcement, the group unveiled the cover art for the album alongside a short teaser trailer.  The release will be available in several formats, including digital release, CD, and vinyl.

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by The Killers (@thekillers)

According to the official press release, The Killers started working on Pressure Machine shortly after releasing Imploding the Mirage. Being unable to embark on a tour to promote the record, the group used their free time to create new songs.

Frontman Brandon Flowers also revealed that the album was inspired by his hometown of Nephi, Utah and might be the band’s most personal offering to date.

“I discovered this grief that I hadn’t dealt with,” Flowers shared. “Many memories of my time in Nephi are tender. But the ones tied to fear or great sadness were emotionally charged. I’ve got more understanding now than when we started the band, and hopefully, I was able to do justice to these stories and these lives in this little town that I grew up in.”

Pressure Machine will also mark the return of founding guitarist Dave Keuning. He left the band in 2017 and wasn’t involved in the making of Imploding the Mirage. Keuning is expected to be involved with the group in full capacity moving forward.

The post The Killers to Release New Album “Pressure Machine” in August appeared first on Hot Pop Today.

As part of the release, the group also announced that the new album will be out on May 29th. 

You can hear “Caution,” which features a contribution from former Fleetwood Mac guitarist Lindsey Buckingham, below.

“Caution” had its debut on the latest edition of Zane Lowe’s Beats 1 radio show, which featured The Killers’ frontman Brandon Flowers as a guest. Flowers used the opportunity to give listeners some background bits about the track.

“It’s sort of about having the wherewithal to listen to that angel on your shoulder, even if they’re telling you something that you don’t want to hear,” explained Flowers. “And I think for me with this song was a lot about leaving Las Vegas. I was having this sort of hunch or impression that that was something that I was supposed to do for my family. And it was hard for me because I’m an ambassador for — and so it was tough for me to leave, and I thought I was able to harness that energy, and there was a sort of a relief when it happened, and you kind of feel that the spirit in “Caution.”

Flowers also acknowledged that the band’s previous studio effort Wonderful Wonderful featured some experimentation, so “Caution” represented a chance for them to get back to their roots.

The post The Killers Share New Song “Caution” appeared first on Hot Pop Today.