Jungle Rot

A refound gem of 70’s lo-fi raw and dark Rock music from Baltimore. Quoting a nice review: “wicked mess of wahwah distortion and mutant blues. It was the first LP of an 18-year old kid who learned to play as he wrote songs. Monotonous rhythms, fuzz guitars layered with twirling repetitive and psychadelic guitar playing, but also some more delicate touches. This is something that gets better with listening. Three bonus tracks added of a band George Brigman assembled later (Hogwash) with Ron Simms as a lead singer.

1. Fuzz guitars.
*2. Fuzz guitars and guitar “wailing” in the background. Monotonous and dense, psychadelic in fact.
3. Quiter, bluesy, and more basic. Less fuzz
*4. Dark and Bluesy song for the unreachable schoolgirl.
5. Folksy/Bluesy. Like a raw “Doors” song.
6. Layers of fuzz in a fast Rock song. Nice bass.
7. Less dense instrumental piece.
*8. A delicate Bluesy song.
9. An extra dark fuzz-Blues song.
10. Opens with people talking. Blues with bad singing.
*11. A quiet song with gospelly singing (not George Brigman).
12. Dark, fuzzy Goth.metal.
*13. Dark and fuzzy. More metally. Better singing and guitars.