Spanning a wide scope of genres, Transit Method is a difficult band to classify. The group’s adventurous compositions are soaked with razor sharp riffs, fiery guitar leads and powerful vocals all anchored by galloping lead bass grooves and intricate, bombastic drumming. The band sounds akin to and can appeal to fans of the following bands: Rush, Soundgarden, Jane's Addiction, Megadeth, Nirvana. The group has toured the Northeast from New York to Virginia and regularly perform around Texas. They have shared the stage with The Tea Club, District 97, Bobaflex, Wheatus, The Sword, Ringo Deathstarr, Opposite Day, Megafauna, The Invincible Czars, and Rishloo. In 2015, Transit Method took part in an original documentary feature entitled “If You Don’t Love It, Change It” where they filmed their first music video for "Artificial Genesis." Transit Method’s newest 7" entitled Roach will be released on May 27, 2016 and offers a fresh and new sonic approach having taken their sound further into the grunge realm adding a dash of thrash while maintaining their signature prog edge. Roach, the single and title-track, is an uptempo rock tune that tells the story of mankind being overrun and ultimately consumed by cockroaches. Wait To Drown, occupying side B, is a riff-driven composition about trying to survive the overwhelming floods and violent storms in central Texas.