The Killers are back with their latest album, Day & Age, which reminiscences their first album Hot Fuss, a collection of tracks made up of orchestrated sounds, electrifying synths and poppy beats that you could dance all night to at your local hipster hangout.  After the success of their first debuted album, the Killers seemed to have turned their reputation 180 degrees and released Sam’s Town, a good album but had some critics claiming they were following the lines of Bruce Springsteen maybe just a little too closely.  Many saw their clean cut, fashionista style quickly turn into a western un-groomed cowboy look.  I have to admit I was a fan of their first album more than the other ones, besides the tracks ‘Mr. Brightside’ and ‘Somebody Told Me’ is what first caught my attention and I’m glad they finally decided to lean back towards the style of music that got them noticed in the first place.  This album includes some great tracks including Human, Spaceman and A Dustland Fairytale.