The Killers

Surge Tracks

• A Crippling Blow
• All These Things That I've Done
• Bones
• Enterlude
• For Reasons Unknown
• Human
• Joy Ride
• Mr Brightside
• Read My Mind
• Smile Like You Mean It
• Somebody Told Me
• Spaceman
• The World We Live In
• Tranquilize
• When You Were Young

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Artist Biography

The Killers are a rock band from Las Vegas, Nevada, formed in 2002 and made up of Brandon Flowers (vocals, keyboards), Dave Keuning (guitar, backing vocals), Mark Stoermer (bass guitar, backing vocals) and Ronnie Vannucci Jr. (drums, percussion). Their first two albums to date have sold in excess of 12 million copies worldwide combined. They got their name from the fictional band "The Killers" in the video for New Order's "Crystal."

Initially, The Killers played at large clubs in Las Vegas. With the band's line-up stable and their repertoire of songs expanding, the band began to attract attention from talent bookers, local agents, major label, scouts — and a UK representative for Warner Bros. Though the Warner Bros representative passed on the band, he took the demo back with him, showing it to a friend who worked at UK (London-based) indie label Lizard King Records (now Marrakesh Records). The Killers then signed in the summer of 2002 to a British label.

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Artist Discography

Albums

Day & Age (24 November 2008)
Hot Fuss (7 June 2004)
Hot Fuss: Limited Edition (16 August 2005)
Hot Fuss: Limited Edition 7-inch Box Set (2004)
Sam's Town (2 October 2006)

EPs

Mr. Brightside (15 November 2003)

Singles

A Great Big Sled (12 December 2006)
All These Things That I've Done (30 August 2004)
Bones (27 November 2006)
Don't Shoot Me Santa (27 November 2007)
For Reasons Unknown (25 June 2007)
Human (7 November 2008)
Joseph, Better You Than Me (23 December 2008)
Mr. Brightside (29 September 2003)
Read My Mind (26 February 2007)
Smile Like You Mean It (2 May 2005)
Somebody Told Me (15 March 2004)
Spaceman (27 March 2009)
The World We Live In (2009)
When You Were Young (18 September 2006)

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