All Burn

Jangle rock is a guitar-forward style of rock defined by bright, chiming, treble‑rich electric guitars—most iconically a 12‑string Rickenbacker—played with clean tones, light compression, and ringing arpeggios. Its sound evokes clarity and sparkle rather than distortion, often emphasizing melodic bass lines, tight backbeats, and close vocal harmonies. Stylistically, it bridges 1960s folk rock and British Invasion melodicism with later indie and college‑rock sensibilities. Songs tend to be compact and hooky, favoring major keys, open chords, jangly strumming patterns, and lyrical themes that range from wistful nostalgia to understated introspection.