1981 Original With Orange Inner Sleeve And Cramps T-Shirt Offer Sheet. "Psychedelic Jungle" by The Cramps is the band's second studio album, originally released in 1981. Known for its unique blend of rockabilly and punk rock, the album further establishes The Cramps' distinctive sound, characterized by their raw energy and unconventional approach. The band, led by frontman Lux Interior and guitarist Poison Ivy, infuses the album with themes of B-movies, horror, and the surreal, embodying the spirit of early psychobilly. "Psychedelic Jungle" includes a mix of original tracks and covers, such as "Green Fuz" and "Goo Goo Muck," showcasing the band's ability to reinterpret and breathe new life into classic tunes with their signature style.

Sonically, the album is driven by Poison Ivy's twangy, reverb-laden guitar riffs and Lux Interior's charismatic, often theatrical vocal delivery. The production maintains a lo-fi, gritty aesthetic that complements the band's underground rock ethos. Standout tracks like "Primitive" and "The Natives Are Restless" capture the band at their most vibrant and dynamic, with pounding rhythms and hypnotic melodies. As a whole, "Psychedelic Jungle" represents a pivotal moment in The Cramps' discography, solidifying their status as pioneers of the psychobilly genre and influencing countless artists who followed in their wake.