So Wound cover

Released 30 years ago

So Wound

Jale · 1996

38 min · 13 tracks · alternative rock

Melodic hooks intertwine with raw, emotive vocals, creating an intimate yet vibrant tapestry of alternative rock.

Top tracks — play these first

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    Sign of Life — This track encapsulates the band's ability to combine catchy melodies with introspective lyrics that explore themes of resilience and identity.
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    Mosquito — With its punchy rhythm and clever wordplay, Mosquito stands out as a vibrant commentary on annoyance and persistence, showcasing Jale's lyrical wit.
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    Superstar — The closing track offers an expansive soundscape that contrasts with earlier brevity, providing a reflective culmination of the album's themes and emotional journey.

Moments worth listening for

Where the writing does something specific.

  • Hey Hey

    The shift from upbeat instrumentation to stark lyrical confession reveals an internal conflict that adds depth to the song's initial lightness.

    This juxtaposition highlights Jale’s deftness in balancing catchy hooks with profound emotional exploration, drawing listeners into a more complex narrative.

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

  • 1 Ali 3:12
  • 2 Hey Hey 2:03
  • 3 Sign of Life 3:42
  • 4 All Ready 2:15
  • 5 Tumble 3:06
  • 6 Blue 3:01
  • 7 Mosquito 2:45
  • 8 Storm 2:54
  • 9 Drag 2:28
  • 10 Back on Track 2:47
  • 11 Over You 2:13
  • 12 Despite 1:41
  • 13 Superstar 6:03

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