Artist	Song
The Killers	Mr. Brightside
from Hot Fuss (2004)
The Killers	Somebody Told Me
from Hot Fuss (2004)
The Killers	When You Were Young
from Sam's Town (2006)
The Killers	Human
from Day & Age (Deluxe Version) (2008)
The Killers	All These Things That I've Done
from Hot Fuss (2004)
The Killers	Read My Mind
from Sam's Town (2006)
The Killers	Shadowplay
from Sawdust (2007)
The Killers	Spaceman
from Day & Age (Deluxe Version) (2008)
The Killers	Smile Like You Mean It
from Hot Fuss (2004)
The Killers	Jenny Was a Friend of Mine
from Hot Fuss (2004)
The Killers	Change Your Mind
from Hot Fuss (2004)
The Killers	Romeo and Juliet
from Sawdust (2007)
The Killers	Tranquilize (Feat. Lou Reed)
from Sawdust (2007)
The Killers	On Top
from Hot Fuss (2004)
The Killers	A Dustland Fairytale
from Day & Age (Deluxe Version) (2008)

Comment:

While the Killers' unusual backstory (a Mormon-led dance-punk group . . . from Las Vegas?) pulled in potential fans from the start, it didn't take long for their early singles — the chug-a-lug chords and odd/brilliant chorus of "Somebody Told Me," the relentless rhythm section and neon-tinged synths of "Mr Brightside"— to set the charts ablaze. The dapper quartet hasn't stopped pursuing pop stardom ever since, whether they're channeling the spirit of Springsteen on [i]Sam's Town[/i] (see the highway-seizing "When You Were Young" and the "two-star town" escape of "Read My Mind"), revealing their roots through covers (Joy Division's "Shadowplay," Dire Straits' "Romeo and Juliet") and collaborations (the Lou Reed-guided bombast of "Tranquilize"), or hooking up with Madonna's former producer for their third album (the cool-kid club music of "Human" and "Spaceman"). With more than 12 million albums sold, the Killers have clobbered their contemporaries and gotten everyone from U2 to Elton John excited. Better yet, they're just getting started . . .

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