Jak Lizard has never been an artist interested in musical boundaries, and Vulnerable Forms reinforces that reputation with confidence and emotional clarity. Across its runtime, the album blends indie rock, lo-fi pop, folk, soul and Americana into a sound that feels expansive yet grounded, and at points intimate and reflective thanks to its boxy, inventive production, which is as comparable to Bon Iver as it is to Mk.gee thanks to the modulation drenched guitar tones and lo-fi treatments.
Simon Lucas-Hughes is a Writer at Louder Than War and Backseat Mafia. He focuses on the intersection of music business, genres, and entertainment news, often covering concerts, festivals, and the broader arts and entertainment landscape. Simon's work has been featured in notable publications, showcasing his insights into the dynamic world of music and performance.












