Jangle
Poundhound Lyrics

The lyrics of Poundhound's "Jangle" is an anthem for listeners to abandon all reason and just lose themselves in the music. The lyrics are filled with images and words that describe the kind of environment and sound that the music creates. The first two lines create a sense of grandeur, referring to a massive church of sound that is both electric and psychedelic. The next line mentions rock music, focusing on the low and dominant sounds of the genre. The final line of this verse calls for the listener to allow the music to take them higher, to a place free of inhibitions and worries.

The chorus repeats the phrase "wrangle jangle" four times, emphasizing its importance. The two lines suggest that there is something to believe in through the music, although it is never specified what that thing may be. The word "wrangle" means to struggle or wrestle, while "jangle" means a clashing or discordant sound. These two words together create an interesting contrast, as wrestling and discordance are not usually associated with belief or faith. Perhaps Poundhound is suggesting that through the struggle of the sound and music, one can find belief and faith.

In the second verse, Poundhound addresses the listener directly, offering to help them lose their mind through the madness of the music. He encourages the listener to give in and stay a while, to let the sound of pounding take over. The final chorus repeats the phrase "wrangle jangle" four times again, reinforcing its importance and giving the sense that the listener has found something to believe in through the music.