Indestructible cover

Indestructible

Rancid · 2003

52 min · 19 tracks · punk · ska punk

A relentless blend of punk rock energy and ska rhythms, echoing themes of resilience and community.

Why this album works

'Indestructible' debuted at number 15 on the Billboard 200, demonstrating Rancid's enduring popularity in the punk scene. The album's title track and songs like 'Fall Back Down' became anthems for resilience and unity, resonating with fans during a tumultuous political climate.
Best for
quick, energetic bursts motivational anthems for resilience dynamic, engaging listening experience
Context
By the time 'Indestructible' was released in 2003, Rancid was already a well-established name in punk, following their commercial success with '...And Out Come the Wolves' in 1995. This album marked a return to their roots after experimenting with sound on previous releases, showcasing their signature style while addressing contemporary issues.

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

  • 1 Indestructible Standout 1:36
  • 2 Fall Back Down Standout 3:43
  • 3 Red Hot Moon Standout 3:36
  • 4 David Courtney 2:44
  • 5 Start Now 3:05
  • 6 Out of Control 1:41
  • 7 Django 2:25
  • 8 Arrested in Shanghai 4:11
  • 9 Travis Bickle 2:16
  • 10 Memphis 3:25
  • 11 Spirit of ’87 3:22
  • 12 Ghost Band 1:37
  • 13 Tropical London 3:01
  • 14 Roadblock 1:58
  • 15 Born Frustrated 2:56
  • 16 Back Up Against the Wall 3:20
  • 17 Ivory Coast 2:19
  • 18 Stand Your Ground 3:24
  • 19 Otherside 1:52

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