The band have returned to the desert. Fans know that usually means one thing...
The Killers have posted a set of mysterious photos online that might suggest they might be making new music.
In January 2010, the band announced they were taking a hiatus after being on the road for the better part of six years. The break lasted for about a year-and-a-half, during which band members devoted themselves on solo projects, while the band made sporadic other contributions.
Now over the weekend, the band were tweeting photos they took from the desert where they are reportedly working on their fifth studio album.
The photos feature Anton Corbijn, the Dutch photographer and director who has previously worked with the band on the music video for ‘All These Things That I’ve Done’.
The first photo features lead singer Brandon Flowers posing with Corbijn, with the caption: “Capturing people who capture”.
The second tweet features a picture of an old sports car with the caption: “Out in the desert with the K’s #photoshoot”.
You can see the posts below;
Capturing people who capture. #repost #AntonCorbijn4real pic.twitter.com/n2uNwdvpEw
— The Killers (@thekillers) May 28, 2017
Out in the desert with the K’s. #photoshoot
— The Killers (@thekillers) May 30, 2017
―Mark pic.twitter.com/30apE3KaVF
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