the killersluts podcast

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  • 14: Sleepwalker

    Apologies for the sniffles--the mountain is coming back to life and it brought seasonal allergies with it. Jokes aside, we're talking about Sleepwalker this week. The Pressure Machine Pride Parade discuss the beauty of seasons and TRAINS!!!!!!

     

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    53 min
  • 13: Fire In Bone

    We're talking about Fire In Bone this week! Strap in for Bible School with Katie, a lesson on friendship from Emma, and Jay teaches us the importance of internet safety (or, she does Katie).

    1 hr 6 min
  • 12: This Is Your Life

    The Killersluts take a dive into This Is Your Life to discuss Candy and her hair, class inequality, and the sound that Ronnie makes halfway into the song. Be warned: this episode was rife with technical difficulties, and by the time the recording had started, we had gone crazy. Enjoy!

    57 min
  • 11: Show You How

    We sit down to try and figure out what Brandon's saying in this episode: Show You How! Discussion includes Hot Fuss era forum posts, untitled.mp3, voicemails, and songmeanings.com. You heard it here first: Show You How is one of The Killers' top ten hardest songs.

    50 min
  • 10: Somebody Told Me

    Recorded on January 24th, 2024, we talk about Somebody Told Me while riding the high of scoring tickets to the Vegas residency. Needless to say, things get a little crazy. Topics include: behind the scenes of the music video, the entirety of Sawdust being played at this club, and who exactly Brandon is breaking his back over. (Spoiler alert: it's me.)

     

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    48 min
  • 9: Losing Touch

    In this episode, we lose touch with reality and imagine what it must have been like to be a 27-year-old Brandon Flowers immediately after his very own sophomore slump (not that we think that of Sam's Town). Sit back and relax as we ramble on yet again about how Day & Age is a metaphor for the seven stages of grief.

    1 hr 6 min
  • 8: Andy You're a Star

    On this episode of KSP, we play in the space of Andy You're a Star. Imagine you're a loser in a small town and you have a huge crush on the most popular guy in school. You can't help but notice that your favorite jock hasn't shown up at school today and--wait. Who is that in his car?

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    1 hr 2 min
  • 7: Daddy’s Eyes

    In 2004, Daddy's Eyes was conceived. Twenty years later, KSP sat down to talk about it and went a little crazy in the process. Topics of discussion include cheating, the glove that will bring it all to light, and the gender of Brandon's synth. WARNING: This one will make you cry (source: Brandon Flowers, 2004).

     

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    54 min
  • 6: Terrible Thing

    Today, KSP is talking about Terrible Thing, Katie's #24 most-listened-to song of 2021 according to Spotify Wrapped. We discuss the salt creek, bulls, and the feeling of isolation that comes with not fitting the mold of your small town.

     

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    46 min
  • 5: Killer Santa Trilogy (Part Two)

    Brandon Flowers has been killing just for fun—or has he? The Killersluts Podcast cracks open this 8-year-old cold case and finds it isn't as black and white as they remembered. The answers have been in front of us for over a decade, hiding behind the visage of one jolly St. Nick. Strap in to unveil the mystery.

     

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    59 min

About the killersluts podcast

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Katie, Emma, and Jay have been listening to The Killers since they were little—members of the first generation to truly grow up with the band. Now in their twenties, these three ladies have found that…