New album took time: The Killers

The Killers spent a week "eyeballing each other" at the start of recording 'Battle Born'.

Wed, 15 Aug, 2012 - 17:10

The Killers spent a week "eyeballing each other" at the start of recording 'Battle Born'.

The 'Mr Brightside' band were on hiatus until October 2011 when they started sessions for their new album, and admit it took a little time for them to settle in to working together again.

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