THE KILLERS have been a strong force in rock and alternative music since the early 2000s. When their breakout single “Mr. Brightside” arrived, from the band’s 2004 “Hot Fuss” debut, there was nothing really like it on modern rock radio. “Mr. Brightside” was heavily influenced by pop, new wave and po…
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