The Killers frontman refashions himself as a country crooner on THRASHER, an Americana pastiche that's absurd and affecting in equal measure.
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Brandon Flowers—THRASHER [2026]
★★★★
It was somewhere around the time Brandon Flowers sang that “I could’ve been born in Bangladesh, but I wasn’t, I was born here” that I fell for THRASHER, the album where the Killers frontman refashions himself as a country crooner. The lyric is patently ridiculous and sincere, a blend that’s turned out to be the specialty of Flowers: underneath all the glitz, he means it, man.
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