Missing part of the Killers' 'murder trilogy' appears online

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courtesy of NME.com Wed Oct 17, 10:00 AM ET

A rare song by the Killers, "Leave The Bourbon On The Shelf," has appeared online as a live video recording.

The band played the track live, for what is believed to be the first time since they signed a record deal, on their recent U.S. tour.

The song has so far not been released, but is due to appear on the band's forthcoming B-sides and rarities compilation, Sawdust, which is released in November.

The track is the first song in what the band have described as a "murder trilogy."

Played together with "Midnight Show" and "Jenny Was A Friend Of Mine"--two tracks from the band's debut Hot Fuss--the three songs tell the fictional story of a woman being murdered by her jealous boyfriend.

Jaunty and bass-driven, the track features a typically dramatic vocal performance from frontman Brandon Flowers.

For more on the Killers, check out their NME.com page.