Phoebe Bridgers lent her vocals to a track on The Killers' seventh studio album Pressure Machine, which was released today.

The track 'Runaway Horses' was written by Brandon Flowers and tackles the classic Killers' motifs of a dead-end town and a girl left behind. Bridgers' vocals add a new narrative perspective to the song.

Bridgers has been announcing several collaborations recently. She is set to feature on Red (Taylor's Version), the rerelease of Taylor Swift's 2012 album Red in November. This was revealed by Swift via cryptic teaser video and later confirmed on Instagram by Bridgers.

Earlier this week, Bridgers released her offering for the star-studded Metallica Blacklist album (due for release on September 10), which is also set to feature covers from the likes of Moses Sumney, Mac DeMarco, St. Vincent as well as Irish artists Imelda May and Dermot Kennedy.

Bridgers covered 'Nothing Else Matters', saying, "when I was a teenager, I went to Outside Lands, and I definitely knew Metallica songs from video games and stuff, but I went to Outside Lands and saw their set and was like, 'This is a rock band'."

 

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