Rancid “…And Out Come the Wolves” Cassette Patch

Released in 1995, …And Out Come the Wolves was the record that dragged street punk out of the underground and shoved it into the mainstream—without sanding off a single rough edge. Rancid took the grit of early hardcore, the bounce of ska, and the attitude of UK ’82 and turned it into something massive, melodic, and unapologetically working class.

Songs like “Ruby Soho,” “Time Bomb,” and “Roots Radical” weren’t just catchy—they were rooted in punk history, personal survival, and community. The album became a bridge between generations, proving you could write hooks without selling out and get big without losing your backbone.

The cassette imagery is deliberate. Wolves came out at the tail end of the analog era, when punk still lived on tapes passed between friends, played in vans, and blasted through cheap stereos. This patch is a nod to that moment—when punk got louder, bigger, and somehow stayed real.

Size: 4 x 4 inches

Material: Heavy-duty black duck cotton canvas

Type: Sew-on patch