Jar’d Loose don’t want to grow up in “Adult Prom”
A sense of humor isn’t something that the self-serious world of heavy music is particularly suffering from right now. That’s what makes Turns 13, the sophomore album by Jar’d Loose, such a scathing blast of chest-caving fun. Not that the band traffics in comedy; Turns 13 is a grinding, twisted, dynamic batch of noise-rock anti-anthems full of acidic riffs and The Jesus Lizard-esque bile. “Adult Prom,” which is being debuted here, is a perfect example: Sick, sinuous, and sly, it’s the kind of music that makes you wish punk and metal had never grown out of puberty.