Everyone's got a combination/ If you put in the time," goes "Still Want You," and this might be the album on which Brandon Flowers finds his own combination -- on which The Killers frontman's earnest reverence for '70s and '80s songwriter-rock fully clicks into his own synthesized groove. Besides the deceptively sunny pop of "Still Want You," there's "Dreams Come True," as Springsteen as a song can sound without being a parody; "Between Me and You," whose muted throb comes from Unforgettable Fire-era U2; and the heart-on-sleeve slow burn of "I Can Change."