BRANDON FLOWERS Thrasher (2026 UK/EU 10-track LP pressed on classic Black Vinyl. Thrasher is Brandon Flowers' first solo album in over a decade, recorded at Nashville's Historic RCA Studio A with longtime producers Shawn Everettand Jonathan Rado. The record marks a full turn toward the country and Americana influences Flowers has hinted at throughout his career with The Killers, most notably on Pressure Machine, and draws on genuine Nashville pedigree:guitarist David Rawlings, best known for his work with Gillian Welch, pedal steel player Bruce Bouton, and harmonica player Charlie McCoy, whose playing appears on all four of Bob Dylan's Nashville-recorded albums. Flowers has described the album as a return to "his father's music," the country-western he grew up hearing, and much of the songwriting reaches back to his childhood in the small town of Nephi, Utah, the same setting explored on Pressure Machine, resulting in what he calls his most personal and vulnerable writing to date. Gatefold picture sleeve with hype sticker, factory sealed).