Reign of Terror

Sleigh Bells release their sophomore album, entitled 'Reign of Terror'. Produced by guitarist Derek Miller, and written by Miller and singer Alexis Krauss, 'Reign of Terror' is the highly anticipated follow up to 2010's 'Treats'. They played lauded, exhilarating sets at festivals around the globe, confirming their status as a sheer tour de force on the stage. It is this intense live energy, coupled with the continued desire to carve out new musical terrain, which runs throughout 'Reign of Terror'.

Engineered by Shane Stoneback, who helped to record 'Treats', songs on 'Reign of Terror' are as crushing and authoritative as their title suggests; they're effortlessly robust and heavier than any of the band's previous output, but more melodic as well, the sonic equivalent of a beautiful shotgun to the head.

Packed densely with stomping beats, shredding Jackson guitar riffs, sinister ribbons of Alexis Krauss' candy-coated vocals, and the cries of a pep rally gone terribly wrong, 'Reign of Terror' is a record that, like its predecessor, redefines everything you think music can be.