While the single was released originally as a free download back in April, it’s now up for general sale; probably as a result of them being a bit more big-time now. Opening like a punch to the head, it’s big beats and Derek E. Miller’s distorted guitars work perfectly with Alexis Krauss’s vocals. Tell ‘Em sets up the rest of the album like M.I.A’s Paper Planes set up the rest of the Paper Planes Album.
The Brooklyn duo are also smashing out gigs all over the UK and apparently the shows are ace; thunderous guitar topped off with crowd walking.
Not surprisingly, Sleigh Bells are signed to N.E.E.T. Recordings, MI.A’s record label. They also feature on the soundtrack to Spike Jones’ new robo-romance short film I’m Here with A/B Machines from Treats.
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