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Travis Barker's 'Give The Drummer Some' is getting a vinyl pressing

The blink-182 drummer's solo album has been announced as the October release for the Interpunk Vinyl Club.

Published on · Reported from Chorus.fm

Travis Barker's 'Give The Drummer Some' is getting a vinyl pressing
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Travis Barker's solo album "Give The Drummer Some" is finally headed to vinyl. The record has been announced as the October selection for the Interpunk Vinyl Club (IVC), the subscription series that presses a chosen title each month.

The IVC model is membership-based: each month is tied to one specific album, with the pressing shipping to subscribers within that cycle. That puts "Give The Drummer Some" among the catalog titles being revived on wax after living mostly in digital form or in older pressings.

Beyond his work in blink-182, Barker has spent years building a parallel career as a producer and a constant collaborator across pop punk, rap and pop. "Give The Drummer Some" is the album that pulled that cross-scene approach together under his own name.

No further details about the pressing have been shared so far, including color variants, quantities or an exact ship date. Additional information is expected to come from the club itself as the October cycle moves forward.

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