With An Order Of Things, La Jungle shifts into third gear, delivering a high-octane sonic "go-fast." For their seventh studio album, the original duo expands into a trio, heightening their intensity with the formidable addition of a second drum kit. This structural evolution allows them to explore more complex math-rock and techno-rock architectures; the dual drumming creates a relentless, metronomic drive that anchors their signature chaotic energy. It is an album that, as the title suggests, seeks to impose a rigorous framework on their wild, primitive sound, blending epileptic rhythms with hypnotic synthesizer layers.
The brilliance of this record lies in its precarious balance between the organic and the mechanical, now made even more massive by the thunderous synchronicity of two drummers. La Jungle successfully transforms visceral aggression into an irresistible, danceable trance, making each track a grueling yet liberating physical experience. By thickening their "wall of sound," the band does more than just add a member; they solidify their position at the forefront of the European noise-rock scene, providing an adrenaline-fueled discharge designed for total immersion.
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