A wider variety of ideas on this one, but their debut still has that special feeling for me.

The Killers have always felt like my generation's Bruce Springsteen; large sound, with an even larger fan base that have stuck by their side throughout the ups and downs in their career. After listening to Imploding the Mirage I've realized that I fall into that group as well. Hot Fuss was one of the first CDs I ever bought, and my friends and I would drive around in my little car blasting it every weekend. Anytime a song from that album comes on I'm hit hard with nostalgia, causing me to ... read more

Heavy on Kurt's style, probably why it's their most unique record to date.

John recruits a handful of talented artists to create a unique atmosphere and not much else.