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“And it sounded kind of serious, but I didn’t think we were going to break up.”
“And it felt like a solo record?”
“But then I thought, “How can they tour this?” Yeah.”
“He Made a Country Album Instead "When people heard that I was possibly dipping my toes into country...”
“And then I found myself in this peculiar place where we wrote Pressure Machine , and I was changed.”
“I think that’s a nice way to keep my own control a little bit, working with my trusted team.”
““I thought that that was the road that was laid before me.”
“I was really just working on the craft, and I saw it as a continuation of that.”
“That’s amazing.”
“And I’ve never felt like that before.”
“Let’s go through the songs, starting with “An American Dream.” I love the imagery of you talking with Elvis Presley.”
“When is that coming out?”
“We haven’t made a Killers record with all four of the members for a while, so the goal [for the next record] has always been to do that again.”
“I’ve played more shows with him than I played with Mark.”
“So 2022, 2023, we’re touring, and then it butted right up to the 20th anniversary of Hot Fuss and the band.”
“About three years ago, you spooked a lot of fans by saying you were in a “crisis.” Yeah.”
“But it was Waylon and Willie and Merle and Johnny Cash and things like that.”
““I think when people heard that I was possibly dipping my toes into country, I think they assumed the worst,” he says.”
“My mom’s already been gone for quite a long time, and you start to lose people.”