This is Shadowplay, off it's original release Joy Divisions Unknown Pleasures.

They're a post punk band from the late seventies early eighties. I find the terrible sound quality to be a delight, and obviously as you can tell by my own music's terrible sound quality this band must be a huge influence on my own music. Neverhundred and Joy Division are practically the same band.

This is the cover that Franz Ferdinand created as a tribute to Joy Division.

Okay now, wait wait, I was wrong this is not Franz Ferdinand, it's The Killers, trying to sound like Franz Ferdinand creating a cover of Joy Divisions classic. For all those people who might think this is an improvement on the original, you completely missed the point of Joy Division, it wasn't the sound quality, not the musicianship, it wasn't even the music or lyrical composition. Joy Division was the Nirvana of their day, in fact Ian Curtis did nearly everything that Kurt Cobain did while Cobain was just realizing his balls had dropped. If Ian Curtis had waited 'til after the U.S. tour to commit suicide, he may have been as notorious as Cobain is today.

It's about the feeling, about conveying that desperate frustration and disillusionment with what society has become, what it was becoming back then. And The Killers failed to capture it in their cover, failed to realize that the grimy production and off key singing was a crucial element of the song.