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Hot Fuss, released in 2004, is the debut studio album by American rock band The Killers. It catapulted the Las Vegas quartet to international fame, blending synth-pop, new wave, and indie rock influences into a sound that defined a generation of post-punk revivalists. The album spawned massive hits like 'Mr. Brightside,' 'Somebody Told Me,' and 'All These Things That I've Done,' each showcasing Brandon Flowers' distinctive vocals and the band's knack for anthemic, emotionally charged songwriting. Critically acclaimed and a commercial juggernaut, Hot Fuss sold over 17 million copies worldwide, solidifying its status as a landmark album of the early 2000s and a cornerstone of modern alternative rock.