“Non-Fiction” is the fourth studio album by the American rock band The Blasters, released in 1983. This album marked a shift in their sound as the band incorporated more diverse influences, blending rock, rockabilly, blues, and country elements. While still maintaining the energetic roots rock style they were known for, “Non-Fiction” also explored a more polished and mature production compared to their earlier albums. The album stands out for its mix of upbeat tracks with thoughtful lyrics and a more reflective tone than their earlier, more raw recordings. It delves into themes of love, loss, and the struggles of everyday life. "Long White Cadillac" became one of the standout tracks, showcasing the band's ability to blend rock with honky-tonk, country-inspired vibes. “Non-Fiction” is praised for its strong songwriting, and although it didn't achieve major commercial success, it remains a beloved album among fans.

1. Red Rose
2. Barefoot Rock
3. Bus Station
4. One More Dance
5. It Must Be Love
6. Jubilee Train
7. Long White Cadillac
8. Fool S Paradise
9. Boomtown
10. Leaving
11. Tag Along