The Independent — Facing a sceptical public that still has questions about whether their faith is a religion or a cult, the Mormon Church is turning to one of its least stereotypical adherents to win them over: Brandon Flowers, the lead singer of the rock band The Ki... more info

Guardian Music — Five songwriters nominate their favourite living artist in their fieldDiane Warren on Paul McCartney The Beatles were the ultimate songwriters. Some of those songs are almost 50 years old, and they have stood the test of time. I have a few favourite... more info

ContactMusic — The Killers frontman Brandon Flowers has recruited his wife and kids to star alongside him in a campaign celebrating his Mormon faith The rocker can be seen hugging his wife Tana and three sons Ammon Gunner and Henry in the clip in which he discusses... more info

ContactMusic — Brandon Flowers has taken part in a video promoting the Mormon Church The Killers singer - who has three children Ammon four Gunner two and seven-month-old Henry with wife Tana - has revealed he has never been tempted by the rock n roll life... more info

NME — You can see the singer explain how he balances his religion with music on NME.COM now more info

Altsounds — Well they are not Hurts, and they are not The Killers, although they do write dangerously catchy, stadium-sized electronic pop rock with *more hooks then a fisherman's hut*. Their latest *live sessions recorded at The Electric Ballroom* might give... more info

NME — Drummer gives his opinion on NME.COM's list of the 150 best tracks of the past 15 years more info

NME - The Video Blog — Ronnie! Don't do it! Oh no, wait, it's not Ronnie but some old dude... This is a very powerful promo from the Killers drummer and it's taken from his self titled debut album. Check it out here: You can also watch our interview with The Ronster ... more info

Guardian Music — Dome, BrightonKitty Muggeridge's famous line about how David Frost rose without trace could just as easily be applied to Bombay Bicycle Club. Not in the bitchy way that Muggeridge intended, but more as a statement of fact. Here we are, four years, th... more info

L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — On debut album "Shadows, The New Division, a Los Angeles quartet, offers a fresh take on the '80s melodrama Interpol and the Killers revived a decade ago, serving up brooding vocals and synth bedding as industrial-grade drum machines hammer down from... more info