The Killers Are Still Together Despite Some Band Members Leaving

Fans puzzled if The Killers have been headed for a breakup after shedding their bassist and guitarist, however thankfully, they only released some new track!

Any millennial will be able to sing the chorus of The Killers’ hit, “Mr. Brightside” with little to no effort. The tune took on a mind of its own and was an anthem for many young teens letting out angst, blasting the track in their bedrooms. Since their report debut of "Hot Fuss" again in 2004, The Killers have turn out to be one of the maximum beloved and popular American rock bands. 

Since their giant ruin, the band has long past via some difficult eventualities and band member changes, including the absence of founding guitarist Dave Keuning. When Dave left the crew and the band took some day without work, fans had been wondering if the band had a breakup. Thankfully, they’re still together and simply released some new song! 

The Killers released their newest album “Imploding the Mirage.”

The Killers launched their 6th studio album, "Imploding the Mirage," which used to be to begin with set for liberate in May 2020 however used to be not on time due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Lead singer Brandon Flowers says the album was once mostly impressed by his transfer from his house in Las Vegas to Utah with his circle of relatives.

Brandon's circle of relatives has been an enormous inspiration for the band's newer albums. Brandon has spoken brazenly about his wife’s combat with complex post-traumatic tension dysfunction from her childhood, and the way it impressed track on their album "Wonderful Wonderful." His spouse used to be a big inspiration for the majority of the songs on their new document. 

"Most of this record is about me and my wife becoming eternal, and the question, 'Can two become one?'" Brandon told NME. "I wanted to capture the beauty of perseverance. If 'Wonderful Wonderful' was about me going into some of the uglier sides of life, this one is more celebratory." 

"Imploding The Mirage" does no longer characteristic the band's unique guitarist, Dave Keuning.

According to USA Today, The Killers’ newest album is the first with out founding guitarist of the staff, Dave Keuning. He left the band in 2017 to pursue a solo career. Ronnie Vannucci Jr., the drummer for The Killers, stated there is no unhealthy blood between the members and that they will be reuniting with their good friend in the studio soon.

"The tides might be changing a little bit for the better. The four horsemen ride again," Ronnie said. "We'll see what happens. As we get older, priorities change, and people need to do life things that don't include playing in a rock band. I totally get that. I think we'll look back and say that was a much-needed respite for everybody."

Bassist Mark Stoermer has also scaled again his involvement with the staff.

Brandon Flowers spoke about the band's present health during an interview with the Los Angeles Times. He expressed his uncertainty of the commitment from his fellow bandmates and his nerves relating to bringing it up due to the brother-like relationships in their crew. 

"I have sort of a little-brother complex because everyone in the band is five years older than me. If somebody was taking their stance and they were five years younger than me, would it be the same? I don't know that it would be," Brandon stated.

About four years in the past, Brandon Flowers published why bassist, Mark Stoermer had stepped down from touring. "There came a point where we could tell there was something lurking," he expressed to The Sun.

"We finally had the discussion and he was brave enough to come out with it, that he just doesn't enjoy it as much as maybe me and Ron do. He really loves making the records, and so that really took a load off of him to tell us that and he was so much better in the studio and his output was great on this record," he mentioned.

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