Released in 2006, Sam’s Town saw The Killers evolve from their synth-driven debut into a more ambitious, heartland rock sound inspired by artists like Bruce Springsteen and U2. The album explores themes of identity, Americana, and longing for purpose — all wrapped in grand production and Brandon Flowers’ anthemic vocals. It’s bold, cinematic, and deeply reflective, cementing The Killers as one of the defining rock bands of the 2000s.

Tracklist:

1. Sam’s Town

2. Enterlude

3. When You Were Young

4. Bling (Confession of a King)

5. For Reasons Unknown

6. Read My Mind

7. Uncle Jonny

8. Bones

9. My List

10. This River is wild 

11. why do i keep counting 
12. exitlude