The Killers Lean Into Arena Rock With Revamped ‘The Getting By II’
To mark the discharge of the deluxe version of their 2021 studio album Stress Machine, the Killers have dropped a reimagined model of LP nearer “The Getting By,” aptly titled “The Getting By II.” The unique model of the track is a pensive, melancholy ballad — however right here, the band transforms the observe right…
To mark the discharge of the deluxe version of their 2021 studio album Stress Machine, the Killers have dropped a reimagined model of LP nearer “The Getting By,” aptly titled “The Getting By II.”
The unique model of the track is a pensive, melancholy ballad — however right here, the band transforms the observe right into a raucous affair that, at it highest factors, channels the world rock Americana of Bruce Springsteen, a sound the Killers honed on Stress Machine.
The track’s accompanying music video, directed by Robert Machoian, finds the band performing with backup singers in a small church, interspersed with footage of rural farm cities and blue-collar staff.
Stress Machine‘s deluxe version consists of a number of different reinterpretations of the album’s authentic tracks, together with a full-band rendition of “Runaway Horses,” which options singer-songwriter Phoebe Bridgers.
“The Getting By II” follows the current launch of the Killer’s live performance movie, Notes From a Quiet City, which was filmed in Flowers’ hometown of Nephi, Utah. The band will quickly set off on an expansive world tour throughout North America, Europe and Oceania, which kicks off with a three-night run within the band’s hometown of Las Vegas on April 15, 16 and 17.
