Paul McCartney Eyes Killers Collabo

You'll never guess how the former Beatle approached Brandon Flowers and Co. about the partnership. Click here for the scoop!
Paul McCartney and the Killers' Brandon Flowers

In "sounds like we made this up" news, Paul McCartney is rumored to have expressed a desire to work with the Killers after seeing them perform at London's Royal Albert Hall last month. Not that hard to believe, right?

Listen: The Killers and Elton John's New Song

Plus: Brandon Flowers explains the story behind the collaboration.
The Killers

Las Vegas rockers the Killers inaugurated the AIDS-fighting (RED)WIRE music service this week, by releasing their new Christmas single, "Joseph, Better You Than Me," featuring contributions from Neil Tennant of influential electro-pop out

Killers' Brandon Flowers: Style Icon or Just Insane?

SPIN's Ellen Carpenter on the flamboyant frontman's use of feathers, glitter, mascara, and more!
The Killers' Brandon Flowers on <i>TRL</i> / Photo: Jamie McCarthy (WireImage.com)

When Brandon Flowers took the stage for the Killers' Saturday Night Live appearance, I think I spoke for most viewers when I gasped: "What is he wearing?" A black tuxedo jacket festooned with huge plumed epaulettes? What is that? Taxidermy chic? Showgirl cool?

Killers, Coldplay, and R.E.M. Fight AIDS with New Songs

Plus: Bob Dylan, U2, and others contribute exclusive new tunes to (RED)WIRE, a web service supporting HIV victims in Africa. Click here for details!
R.E.M.

Coldplay, U2, the Killers, R.E.M., Bob Dylan, John Legend, and others have all agreed to contribute exclusive new songs to (RED)WIRE, a new music service set to launch on World Aids Day, December 1, with all proceeds benefiting HIV-infected victims in Africa.

New Albums from GNR, the Killers, Scott Weiland, and More

Get SPIN's take on the best and worst releases of the week!
Scott Weiland

Here's a rundown of the essential albums available online and in record stores today:

The Killers Make Life Worth Living

SPIN's David Marchese on the pleasing tension between "silly" and "sublime" in Brandon Flowers' every waking gesture.
The Killers / Photo by Erik Weiss

There's a song on the new Killers album, Day & Age, called "Neon Tiger." It's a mid-tempo anthem that, on the verses, features a chiming, vaguely oriental synth line, staccato guitar, and singer Brandon Flowers stringing together a bunch of Pan-Asian nouns ("Assam"; "Saigon").

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