Jane N’ The Jungle’s “Lucky 7” blends together 1980s goth music (e.g. Siouxsie and the Banshees) with a bit of Hole and The Breeders. The taut guitar / drum dynamic that can be heard during this track keeps things pumping, all while the passion and charisma of the vox will speak directly with listeners. Wicked guitar lines unite the lyrical and instrumental side of things, kicking the song an ample boost to its momentum as it moves into its second half. Three and a half minutes has never went by as quickly as it has during Lucky 7.
We’ve covered Jane N’ The Jungle a number of times over the years, including Animal, Beach on Fire, Little Blue, One Time, Killed Someone, and Faded Stars .
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