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Sleigh Bells, the New York-based duo of multi-instrumentalist Derek Miller
(formerly a punk-rocker in
Poison The Well)
and
vocalist Alexis Krauss, concocted harsh psychotic dance music on
Treats (NEET, 2010).
She intones naive twee refrains and he blasts them with
loud multi-layered industrial-metal arrangements.
In fact Tell 'Em has little more than machine-gun and panzer rhythms
to devastate Krauss' nursery rhyme. A similar childish singsong gets
mauled by electronic noise in Run The Heart.
Kids is a sort of tribal chant with industrial-grade percussion and electronic miasmas.
The hip-hop declamation of Infinity Guitars collides with pounding drums and heavy-metal guitar.
Throughout the booming and distorted Crown On The Ground one can hardly hear the vocalist.
Her rap is submerged by thumping, rolling and hissing noise in A/B Machines.
Treats unleashes a brutal vibrato crossed with an anthemic riff to
defile her angelic verses.
The ultimate sadomaso experience is Straight A's, a tsunami of punk guitars and mad electronics that lasts only 90 seconds.
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