Did you get a lot of questions from people there about your take on what's going on in America in the wake of Donald Trump's election?ДЄlexis Krauss: We definitely had lots of conversations in Europe and the U.K. Westword: You guys just returned from a European tour. Dre, helped grow his latest clients' craftsmanship how thematic darkness doesn't have to be a downer the combo's lawsuit against singer Demi Lovato over alleged song pilfering and the way the most memorable quote by a certain Who Framed Roger Rabbit cartoon bombshell equates to Krauss and company. election results how politics influenced the group's lyrics in ways that may not be immediately apparent given their seemingly personal nature the risks and rewards of the band's members being in charge of their own financial destiny how producer Mike Elizondo, who's worked with Eminem and Dr. Among the topics she tackles in the wake of a just-completed European tour are reactions of overseas fans to the U.S. Krauss, whose alternately tender and terrifying vocals are a big part of Sleigh Bells' appeal, is among the most thoughtful and intelligent figures on the current scene, as you'll glean from the interview below. Or, as Krauss puts it with more than a little bit of pride, 'It's a strange album.' The recording is the first on the group's new label, Torn Clean, and it's likely to knock even longtime Sleigh Bells fans for a loop thanks to its passionate embrace of both ultra-forceful sonics and pop verities. Jessica Rabbit, the provocatively titled new offering by Sleigh Bells, is both an aural blast and a declaration of independence for musical partners Alexis Krauss and Derek Miller, who headline the Gothic TheatreВ on March 24.

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