Album Review

Jakalope – “Things That Go Jump In The Night”

You try to fall asleep but you hear something going bump in the night. It’s not monsters like in the kids TV show but Jakalope with their third album Things That Go Jump In The Night. As you hide under the covers you hear the industrial rock flow through the room as your heart starts pounding to the tight beats produced by Dave “Rave” Ogilvie. You think that’s everything until you hear Chrystal Leigh’s upbeat vocals which gets stuck in your head.

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13 years ago

07/02/2011

Chee Kam

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You place the headphones over your ears and press play, spinning the newly-released Jakalope album, Things That Go Jump In The Night. As soon as the fresh, new industrial rock flows up through the headphone cord past your eardrums and deep into your cerebral cortex, your heart starts pounding to the tight, Dave “Rave” Ogilvie-produced beats. Briefly you may think that’s everything, that is until Chrystal Leigh’s upbeat vocals meld in with the sounds.

People have said Jakalope died when Katie B left the band, but I disagree, as Chrystal Leigh presents an equally admirable vocal performance on Things That Go Jump In The Night. Fans should be open minded to the change and listen to what this album has to offer. With this being Crystal’s first Jakalpe album, I am excited to see what the future holds for the new vocalist.

Track Listing:

01. Dusk Til Dawn
02. Witness
03. Delicious
04. A.K.A. Cupcake
05. Baby Blue
06. Regenerate
07. No Shake
08. Stormy
09. Combine
10. I Wanna
11. Magnolia
12. Last Song Tonight

Run Time: 38:02
Release Date: October 26, 2010

Check out the album: “Things That Go Jump In The Night”