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Conservative commentators and Christian media outlets have praised The Killers frontman Brandon Flowers for his new album, "Thrasher," which blends country western elements with religious themes.
Flowers, a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, recorded the album in Nashville, Tennessee, describing it as an expansion of his musical range rather than an abandonment of rock and roll.
In a promotional trailer, Flowers stated that his life is long enough to allow for more musical exploration, quoting Walt Whitman's "I am large.
I contain multitudes." He described country-western music as his father's genre, noting that it offered itself to him with "a breezy enthusiasm." The visual campaign features Flowers driving a classic convertible through desert highways, truck stops, and ranches.
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