Trans Am – Liberation

Released in 2004, Liberation finds Trans Am at their most politically charged, reflecting the tension and disillusionment of post-9/11 America and the Bush era.

Blending instrumental rock, retro-futuristic electronics, and heavily processed vocoders, the album fuses social critique with dark humour and a dystopian sonic weight. Tracks like “Uninvited Guest” and “Divine Invasion” mix aggressive riffs with synthetic textures, resulting in a record that feels both like a protest and the soundtrack to a world unraveling. A provocative, unsettling work that embraces discomfort.