Name: Day & Age
Brand: The Killers

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Universal Music GmbH

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Vinyl

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Limited edition

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Extended format: No

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Rough Trade Exclusive: No

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Release date

2017-12-15

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5734276

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602557342765

Artist

The Killers

Label EU

Island

Genre EU

Rock-Pop

The Killers are an American rock band formed in 2001 by Brandon Flowers and Dave Keuning. The current active lineup consists of Brandon Flowers, Ronnie Vannucci, and Dave Keuning. Originally from Las Vegas, Nevada, the band's name was inspired by a logo on a bass drum in a music video.
Brandon Flowers is the lead vocalist and also plays keyboards and bass. Dave Keuning is the lead guitarist and provides backing vocals. Mark Stoermer, although no longer touring with the band, continues to record with them intermittently as their bassist.
With their unique sound and energetic performances, The Killers have become one of the most successful rock bands of their generation. Their catchy songs and powerful lyrics have earned them a dedicated fan base worldwide.

Island Records is a renowned music label that has been shaping the industry since its establishment in 1959. With an impressive roster of *artists* and a rich history, Island Records continues to be at the forefront of discovering and nurturing talent across various genres.

As one of the most influential labels in the world, Island Records has played a pivotal role in launching the careers of iconic musicians such as Bob Marley, U2, Amy Winehouse, and Florence + The Machine. Their commitment to artistic integrity and innovation has earned them numerous accolades and recognition within the music industry.

With their unwavering dedication to supporting *artists*, Island Records provides a platform for creative expression and encourages musical diversity. From reggae to rock, pop to hip-hop, their diverse catalogue showcases an array of talented individuals who continue to push boundaries and captivate audiences worldwide.

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