Transplants

Unfiltered, genre-smashing, and dripping with attitude—Transplants’ self-titled debut is a high-octane mix of punk, hip-hop, and hardcore energy that defies expectations. Released in 2002, this record blends Tim Armstrong’s (Rancid) gritty punk roots with Rob Aston’s raw vocal delivery and Travis Barker’s powerhouse drumming, creating a sound that’s both chaotic and infectious.

From the anthemic Diamonds and Guns to the breakneck Tall Cans in the Air and the dark storytelling of Sad But True, every track is a genre-bending experiment in rebellion and swagger. This isn’t just another punk album—it’s a sonic grenade, an album that pulls from the streets and delivers something completely fresh.

Now available on high-quality vinyl, Transplants brings out the full weight of its pounding beats, distorted guitars, and raw vocal grit, making it a must-have for fans of punk, hip-hop, and everything in between.

Track Listing:

1. Romper Stomper – 3:16
2. Tall Cans in the Air – 3:48
3. DJ DJ – 4:01
4. Diamonds and Guns – 4:01
5. Quick Death – 3:37
6. Sad But True – 3:21
7. We Trusted You – 2:54
8. D.R.E.A.M. – 3:20
9. California Babylon – 3:30
10. Weigh on My Mind – 3:54
11. One Seventeen – 2:27
12. Down in Oakland – 3:27

This isn’t just an album—it’s a soundtrack for the outsiders, the misfits, and the rule-breakers. If you want something hard-hitting, unpredictable, and completely original, Transplants on vinyl is essential.