The Desired Effect
On The Desired Effect, Killers' frontman Brandon Flowers goes deep into the pomp of the '80s with the help of producer Ariel Rechtshaid. There are huge Killers-ready songs to fill stadiums or casinos and hoary love songs, but Flowers can’t help but trip over himself as he’s writing.
On The Desired Effect, Killers' frontman Brandon Flowers goes deep into the pomp of the '80s with the help of producer Ariel Rechtshaid. There are huge Killers-ready songs to fill stadiums or casinos and hoary love songs, but Flowers can’t help but trip over himself as he’s writing.
The debut album by Killers frontman Brandon Flowers didn't exactly give any of his band's fans reason for concern that the Las Vegas native...
The debut album by Killers frontman Brandon Flowers didn't exactly give any of his band's fans reason for concern that the Las Vegas native...
Who is Brandon Flowers, exactly? If the desired effect of his second solo album is to keep us from getting any idea whatsoever, then mission accomplished.
Who is Brandon Flowers, exactly? If the desired effect of his second solo album is to keep us from getting any idea whatsoever, then mission accomplished.
Brandon Flowers’s new album is a far from progressive piece of work, but its appeal is undeniable
Brandon Flowers’s new album is a far from progressive piece of work, but its appeal is undeniable
An intriguing array of collaborators don’t always emerge in full force on this second solo effort from the Killers frontman
An intriguing array of collaborators don’t always emerge in full force on this second solo effort from the Killers frontman
Brandon Flowers - The Desired Effect review: Brandon Flowers releases a few outstanding singles. Oh, and there's an album here too.
Brandon Flowers - The Desired Effect review: Brandon Flowers releases a few outstanding singles. Oh, and there's an album here too.
The rest of The Killers must fear for their jobs, says Neil McCormick, with frontman Flowers on such glorious solo form
The rest of The Killers must fear for their jobs, says Neil McCormick, with frontman Flowers on such glorious solo form
It's big, it's brash but how does it compare to the day job?. CD new music review by Russ Coffey
It's big, it's brash but how does it compare to the day job?. CD new music review by Russ Coffey