Transit Method was founded in the suburbs of New Jersey by brothers Matt and Mike LoCoco in 2010. After releasing their first full length album Spun Into The Fabric in 2011, the band relocated to Austin, TX where they released their 2013 EP Spectrum and second full length album Celebrate Mutations in 2014. At the start of 2015, the band acquired bassist Danny Cruz Borja, Jr. and continue to tour and record as this lineup.

The group has toured the Northeast and Southeast 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, Opposite Box, Big Mean Sound Machine, 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."

In support of their two-song EP Roach out on May 27 via Basement Avatar Records, the band scheduled a 9-date Spring tour of the Southeast touring as far as Asheville, NC.

"Roach" offers a fresh and new sonic approach for Transit Method having taken their sound further into the grunge realm by adding a dash of thrash while always maintaining their 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. The music video features a deranged female hell bent on eliminating the cockroach infestation that has taken over her unkempt ramshackle abode using any and all means necessary.

The band sounds akin to and can appeal to fans of the following bands: Rush, Soundgarden, Jane's Addiction, Megadeth, Nirvana