Day And Age - The Killers Reviews

The Killers have certainly outdone themselves over the years. From their humble origins in Vegas to headlining in major festivals such as T in the Park (I was there, they were very good!) and becoming one of the biggest bands in the world today. Their albums and musical styles so far have varied dramatically. Starting with the ...  Read the complete review

Day and Age is The Killers fourth album, and in my opinion, ranks a very respectable second place to their electric debut, Hot Fuss. The general feel of the album is more spacey than their other albums. By this, I mean that the airy background noises, echoes, and soft crashing cymbals that are reiterated throughout the music, along with ...  Read the complete review

DAY AND AGE is the title of American indie rock group THE KILLER's album. The album features 11 tracks from Brandon Flower's band. The opening song LOSING TOUCH showcases the band's talents with strong vocals, excellent instrumental work and a great chorus. HUMAN features some nice melodies with wonderful guitar work ...  Read the complete review

As I type this review I am listening to Day and Age all over again; something that I do often! To understand how I feel about this album requires a little bit of history from me; I bought Hot Fuss when I was 13 and I hated it. Listened to it once, went "Uh, what the?!" and didn't pick it up again until I was 15. 2 years on ...  Read the complete review

The Killers have now brought out some real quality albums but I believe there is none with as much quality as this particular offering. Day & Age is a fantastic selection of music ranging from the slower and more melodic 'The World We Live In' to the upbeat and toe-tapping 'Human' to the funky sounds of 'Joyride'. There is music ...  Read the complete review

General Info --------------- Day and Age, the latest album by the rock band, the Killers, was released on 24th November 2008 amongst a wave of hype of expectation and hope. Brandon Flowers, the bands frontman, declared that it is "the bands most playful album". The reason for the slightly bizaare cover to the album ...  Read the complete review

If you have seen the video for 'Human' then you know instantly that the killers have still maintained their glitziness and possibly now gone too far in the realms of commercialism! Brandon Flowers actually said about the release of the album 'Day and Age' that it is like looking down at sams town from mars, which is a pretty apt description I ...  Read the complete review

I just love The Killers! They get better and better! Hot Fuzz was a great album where it seemed every song counted. The more you listened, the more you got from it. Sam's Town was a little disappointing for me. It had some great songs but some just seemed to fill the gaps. Day and Age is a return to the great standard of Hot Fuzz. However, it's a ...  Read the complete review

Having purchased this album on its release amongst many critics disinctly avergage reviews, I was intially very sceptical but nevertheless excited by the Killers 4th Studio album release. Unlike many, this album was an instant hit with me. Comparisons cannot be made with Hot Fuss nor Sam's Town, both two total contrasts themselves, this is ...  Read the complete review

"Day and Age" is the third studio album by pop-rock band, The Killers. Released last November, the CD has hit number one in the UK, Canada and the US and contains various hits such as "Human" and "Spaceman". Although very successful, it can be argued to have differed from their previous albums, which include their ...  Read the complete review

On first listen to "Day and Age" I was dissapointed. Having loved their first two multi-million selling albums, lead of single "Human" and with one of the most enigmatic frontmen in music, all looked to be pointing to a classic album. As I listened though, it seemed lamer than a horse with four stumps. A mess of ...  Read the complete review

The Killers newest album "Day & Age" is as good if not better than prvious releases by the Las Vegas four piece. I bought The Killers first studio album "Hot Fuss" and i thought that it was the best album out at the time, but as more and more music has been released similar to this band i felt that they would get lost in ...  Read the complete review

'Are we human, or are dancers'? A question I ask myself on a regular basis, and something I'm assured only the very highest philosophical and theological minds can hope to answer! I'm not sure if the Killers help in this discussion, but all the same and despite the annoying lyrics, you still find yourself humming this to yourself all day long! ...  Read the complete review

For a person who spent £150 on going to see the killers at the 02 in February. You can assume that I am a big fan to say the least!! However, for me, 'day and age' was not up to the high standards of 'sams town' and 'hot fuss'. The new album stuck with the up-beat indie rock n roll feeling that many people love them for. But not so ...  Read the complete review

Have always been a big Killers fan. There debut album was just that good! Since then though I feel they have been a little disapointing. Day and Age is a good album, but not a great album. Is starts off with that classic Killers sound, but quickly fades away and while constantly threatening to blow you away, it never quite ...  Read the complete review

I am such a huge fan of the Killers so feel a bit bias writing this review for their most recent album Day and Age! I have found this album to be very different in comparison to their previous albums Sam's Town, Sawdust and Hot Fuss but nevertheless just as good! I bought this album last year on its first day of release and am still not bored of ...  Read the complete review

The Killers are a band who I haven't fully made my mind up about; I enjoyed their first studio album - 2004's 'Hot Fuss', which featured a selection of well crafted and technically competent tracks, yet their subsequent offerings 'Sam's Town', and 'Sawdust' (which contained mostly B-sides) left much to be desired. Then there's the band themselves ...  Read the complete review

Firstly I love this album. As a massive fan of Hot Fuss I was disappointed by the Sam's Town album, the only songs that had really appealed on that album were bones and when you were Young. I eagerly anticipated the release of Day and Age., after seeing the Killers at Reading Festival 2009 I was so excited about the new album, the Killers had ...  Read the complete review

This is the eagerly antisipated third studio album from the killers, and in my opinion has lived up to all of my expectations. If you enjoyed sams town then you will love this, as its even more wierd and wonderfull than before. Day and age is like looking at sams town from the moon whilst on acid, or to put it another way the killers ...  Read the complete review

No Sax Please We're British ================== I've been a Killers fan for a number of years now, hell I've even been to their home town of Vegas so I was excited when they released their third proper studio album (not including the third album "Sawdust" there). The single Human came out before the album was ...  Read the complete review