Jun 6, 2005 • 1 min read

Flowers has another go at The Bravery

Killers frontman Brandon Flowers has criticised The Bravery again, claiming their keyboard parts are pre-programmed, and has revealed track titles for the band's second album.

Well, after a short lull in the hostilities, The Killers frontman Brandon Flowers has opened fire once more against The Bravery. Flowers told Q: "The Bravery just aren't real. I've heard that the keyboard parts are all pre-programmed, and that the singer can't reach the high notes on 'An Honest Mistake'. I can reach those high notes."

The singer has also revealed the names of tracks for the band's second album, which include 'Uncle Johnny Did Cocaine', 'Higher And Higher', 'I'm Talking To You', 'Daddy's Eyes', 'Where Is She?' and 'The Stereo Of Lies'. Speaking about the album, Flowers said: "anyone who thinks we are a one-hit wonder will think again. This album might just be incredible."

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