"America, Fuck Yeah!" (Team America: World Police), "Miss You More Than Anything" (God Lives Underwater), "The Humpty Dance" (Digital Underground)

America, Fuck Yeah!

The Humpty Dance

Transpose was started by Brian Paone, Joshua Givens, Tim Sigler, and Jason Bonner in May, 2006 in Camden County, Georgia. Immediately the foursome started writing songs for the debut album; crediting Deftones, Tool, Thursday, and Lamb Of God as the main influences for their post-hardcore/progressive-metal style.

Gold certified producer Scott Fravala (Red Jumpsuit Apparatus) attended a Transpose show in Jacksonville, FL and was impressed enough to approach the band and offer them to record the debut album at his studio, VisionSound, in Orange Park, FL. That album, "A Delicate Impact," was released independently in April, 2008 to positive reviews and impressive sales at shows and on iTunes. The first single from the album, "Only The Dead Go Free," was part of WJAP-Jacksonville radio's rotation throughout the summer of 2008.

Joshua Givens left Transpose in November, 2008 and the band recruited TJ Monaghan as the permanent new guitarist. Transpose continued touring regionally to promote "A Delicate Impact" for two more years, and then the band began writing material for what would become their second album, using TJ's "metal-core" influence as a springboard for taking the Transpose sound into a new direction. 


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