Day & Age by The Killers

5.9 / 10

After the unlearned pop bent of Hot Fuss and the clichéd strained seriousness of Sam's Town, the Killers return with a third album that aims to split the difference between its predecessors.

D+

When it comes to how people feel about The Killers, it's hard to find anyone on the fence, and barring a major shift in sound, it's unlikely that the Vegas outfit will ever do anything to change that. After courting as many lovers as haters with the neo-new-wave masterpiece Hot Fuss, The Killers lost a bunch of the…

The Killers, though, are different; not just because they’re American, but because they never made sense to begin with.

7.5 / 10

To be fair, the success of Brandon Flowers and co. has always...

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Day & Age manages to patch over most of the cracks in the Killers’s façade.

8 / 10

Before the release of the Killers’ sophomore album, 2006’s Sam’s Town, Brandon Flowers predicted that it would be “one of the best albums of the...

<p>It's an odd record that finds room for an alien abduction, marimbas and family illness</p>

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