We’ve all been there – stuck in a toxic relationship and wondering how we got ourselves into this mess. Finally, we realize that we’re being treated like complete crap and we don’t deserve that.

“Sludge” is the perfect personification of/metaphor for toxic behavior.

Hear the uneasy and angry new single “Sludge” - out now.

The riff in Sludge is so

We’ve all been there – stuck in a toxic relationship and wondering how we got ourselves into this mess. Finally, we realize that we’re being treated like complete crap and we don’t deserve that.

“Sludge” is the perfect personification of/metaphor for toxic behavior.

Hear the uneasy and angry new single “Sludge” - out now.

The riff in Sludge is so creepy and powerful at the same time, like if Superman was a back alley weirdo trying to sell you things from a trenchcoat or your conscience is warning you of imminent danger. We wanted to create a creepy feeling, almost like it makes the hair on your neck stand up, like a whisper in your ear.

“You can see the truth”

The chromatic section of the chorus guitar part was largely inspired by songs like Speed King, Into The Fire, Highway Star and songs like that, Deep Purple seemed to love those chromatic lines. But then the tones are very Black Sabbath, and filled with fuzz pedals galore.

Thanks for checking us out, The Jailbirds

Bringing Jungle to a close, “I Will Move On” is a song about defiance in the face of adversity, and gaining the confidence to keep going, living alongside your anxieties, depressions, fears and insecurities. Loud and aggressive guitar tones, soft and crisp acoustic/clean guitars, powerful drums, eerie vocals and chilling harmonies blend together

Bringing Jungle to a close, “I Will Move On” is a song about defiance in the face of adversity, and gaining the confidence to keep going, living alongside your anxieties, depressions, fears and insecurities. Loud and aggressive guitar tones, soft and crisp acoustic/clean guitars, powerful drums, eerie vocals and chilling harmonies blend together to create a feeling of bottled emotion now released. The verses are haunting and the message is clear; we struggle. But the message in the chorus is equally as clear; we persevere. No matter the struggle, we rise up to meet our demons. One day, one step at a time.

As the seconds tick in, Jungle roars to life with “Dull My Brain”, a track equally as upbeat and energizing as it is desperate and frantic. It outlines the person’s battle with substances and their decision between depending on it, or despising it. With classic rock inspired guitar riffs and 80’s hard rock style vocals “Dull My Brain” is the

As the seconds tick in, Jungle roars to life with “Dull My Brain”, a track equally as upbeat and energizing as it is desperate and frantic. It outlines the person’s battle with substances and their decision between depending on it, or despising it. With classic rock inspired guitar riffs and 80’s hard rock style vocals “Dull My Brain” is the tangled and beautiful foundation of Jungle’s story; the love-hate relationship between depression/anxiety and addiction.

Watery Grave is the second last and most stylized song off the Jungle EP. The track plays off the previous theme of “All I Need”, where, when crossing the sea to a better place, the love the character thought he knew, turns out to be menacing and hurtful. The song portrays this twist of love with the story of a Sailor and a Mermaid; a person who

Watery Grave is the second last and most stylized song off the Jungle EP. The track plays off the previous theme of “All I Need”, where, when crossing the sea to a better place, the love the character thought he knew, turns out to be menacing and hurtful. The song portrays this twist of love with the story of a Sailor and a Mermaid; a person who is addicted to loving someone who keeps hurting them. The track culminates with a violent realization that the Mariner had been led too far out to sea. The woman he thought he knew had lured him to his Watery Grave.