Sleigh Bells - Treats Album

Tracklist

1	Crown On The Ground	3:49
2	Tell 'Em	2:56
3	Treats	3:28
4	Rachel	2:19
5	Run The Heart	2:41
6	Infinity Guitars	2:31
7	A/B Machines	3:34
8	Riot Rhythm	2:36
9	Straight A's	1:31
10	Kids Tenor Saxophone – Adam SchatzTrombone – Curtis HasselbringTrumpet – Eric Biondio, Jacob WickVocals – Ana Alvarez, Demi Colon, Isamar Leonardo	2:46
11	Rill Rill	3:49

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
MP016, none	Sleigh Bells	Treats ‎(LP, Album, Ltd, Pic, 200)	Mom + Pop, N.E.E.T.	MP016, none	US	2010
MP016-1	Sleigh Bells	Treats ‎(LP, Album, RP, Gat)	Mom + Pop	MP016-1	US	2011
MOM+POP 016-2	Sleigh Bells	Treats ‎(CD, Album)	Mom + Pop, N.E.E.T.	MOM+POP 016-2	UK, Europe & US	2010
85827500162	Sleigh Bells	Treats ‎(CD, Album)	Mom + Pop, N.E.E.T.	85827500162	Europe	2010
LIB99CD	Sleigh Bells	Treats ‎(CD, Album)	Liberator Music	LIB99CD	Australia & New Zealand	2010

Credits

• Artwork – Will Hubbard
• Engineer – Shane P. Stoneback
• Engineer [Assistant] – Ever Ronquillo
• Executive-Producer – Will Hubbard
• Layout, Design ["treats" Logo] – Ferry Gouw
• Mastered By – Emily Lazar, Joe LaPorta
• Performer [Sleigh Bells] – Alexis Krauss
• Producer, Instruments [All], Performer [Sleigh Bells], Artwork – Derek Miller

Notes

Recorded at Treefort Recordings.
Mixed at SMT Studios NYC.
Mastered at The Lodge.

© & ℗ 2010 Mom+Pop Music Co. LLC.

Barcodes

• Barcode: 8 58275 00162 4
• Label Code: LC 24584

Short intro

Treats is the debut studio album by American noise pop duo Sleigh Bells, released on May 24, 2010 by MomPop and . Derek E. Miller's rough demos gained the attention of . and Spike Jonze. Miller stated that the ensuing positive feedback and his dream collaboration working with . in her studio on the album Maya 2010 gave him the confidence to do the Treats record without opting for a co-producer. Miller worked with . on the track Meds and Feds in 2009, following. Sleigh Bells Album: Treats 2010 Canciones: 1 - Tell 'Em 2 - Kids 2:57 3 - Riot Rhythm 5:44 4 - Infinity Guitars 8:20 5 - Run the Heart 10:53 6 - Rachel 13. Infinity Guitars. Sleigh Bells. SME, Live Nation Video Network, Liberation Music от лица компании Liberator Music AMRA, LatinAutor, LatinAutor - PeerMusic, BMI - Broadcast Music Inc. Текст песни: Drummer boy Heavens deaf, drummer boy Heavy metal band sing with me Deep sleep, we can march to the free to Sleigh Bells Treats Tell 'Em, Kids and more. 11 tracks 32:04. Treats is the debut studio album by American noise pop duo Sleigh Bells, released jointly on May 11, 2010 by Mom Pop Music and . Miller's rough demos gained the attention of Spike Jonze and . Album 2010 11 Songs. The duo's 2010 debut album works off these extremes with blistering results: Guitarist Derek Miller dials up his effects well past the red zone with a salvo of gunshot beats Tell 'Em, some blown-out riffs Infinity Guitars, and even a swinging Funkadelic sample Rill Rill soothing it all. are Alexis Krauss' precious purrs, which pour over everything like honey on a fresh wound. Sleigh Bells - Treats 2010. To favorites 5 Download album. Listen album. Pop Abstract Hip-Hop Experimental. Sleigh Bells - Crown On the Ground. Sleigh Bells - Straight A's. Sleigh Bells - AB Machines. Sleigh Bells - Treats. Demos of songs from Sleigh Bells' Treats first started making their way around the Internet last fall, and they immediately served as conversation starters. The distortion in early track Crown on the Ground was so intense that every other second the song seemed on the verge of shutting down. But while Derek Miller's overdriven guitar and bass were distressed in the extreme, vocalist Alexis Krauss remained calm as chaos raged around her. Released 2010. Treats Tracklist. Tell 'Em Lyrics. About Treats. High School Hell. Fight back and throw down their crowns. Treats Q&A. Instead, Sleigh Bells claim whatever sounds loud and shiny for their own: their beats can come from electro, rap, or a drumline Miller's guitars often sound like they were stolen from stadium rock and cheaply sampled sounds that could have come from toy instruments pop up more often than not. On top of all these blaring and blurring sounds is Krauss' unaffected, ultra-girly voice, which acts as the frosting on Treats, sweetening it and holding it all together. Genre: Noise Pop. While part of Sleigh Bells appeal has to do with its bold inventiveness, a lot more of it has to be chalked up to the air of invincibility that comes through in the duos bruising, high-impact sound, which elicits a visceral reaction that gets you to really feel its excesses and indulge in them. Full Review