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Sea Blue Vinyl, Gatefold jacket with insert. The Devil Wears Pradaas 2013 album 8:18 once again pulled off the neat trick of topping the Pop (#6), Metal (#2), and Christian (#1) charts (the title... more

Having delved deep into the Deicide catalog, we now turn our fiendish eyes to another hugely influential death metal band out of Tampa (must be something in the water)! We are of course talking about... more

With a title like Cannibal, it's no surprise that this 2007 album presents Static X at it's most, er, bloodthirsty. Lead singer Wayne Static put it plainly: "I think it's the most metal record we've... more

Real Gone continues it's Dante-esque descent through the Deicide back catalog with an another vinyl debut... except this time, it's not just an American vinyl debut. Yes, 2000's Insineratehymn is... more

This 2002 album was the last of L.A. band Fear Factory's amazing run of albums for the Roadrunner Records, but it was actually the first. Huh? Let us explain-or better yet, you can read the two sets... more

The Devil Wears Prada's 2011 album Dead Throne didn't just hit the Top Ten on Billboard's album chart... it also topped the publication's Christian and Independent album charts! Which illustrates why... more

There's a freedom in knowing we are all doomed, a sense of liberation from society's morals and the considerations of commerce. That's the territory trod by Sorrow on it's lone album, 1992's Hatred... more

Calling a Deicide album "more accessible" is kind of like calling a velociraptor less lethal than a T-Rex... you're gonna die either way. But on 1997's Serpents of the Light, the fourth album from... more

If Deicide's first album defined death metal, their second album supercharged it. Impossibly fast tempos, head-spinning arrangements, just plain evil guitar tones... when somebody like bassist and... more

This 2002 album was the last of L.A. band Fear Factory's amazing run of albums for the Roadrunner Records, but it was actually the first. Huh? Let us explain-or better yet, you can read the two sets... more

This 1993 album has only been out on vinyl in South Korea, and that release squeezed this 55-minute-plus record on to a single disc, which is just plain getting away with (ahem) murder! So fans of... more

Are you ready to experience the definitive death metal album? Deicide's 1990 self-titled debut is not just one of the genre's top-selling releases (if it's not #1, it's top three); it's also a... more

First Ever Official North American Release! Featuring the Hair Metal Hits "Don't Treat Me Bad" & "Love of a Lifetime"! This band hit the metal scene like a (sorry) house afire, going double platinum... more

Limited red colored vinyl LP pressing.

The title to Spineshank's third (2003) album sadly proved to be prophetic, as the band broke up shortly after it's release, even though-stop us if you've heard this one before-Self-Destructive... more

Neal Schon... unchained. That's what you get to hear on this 1992 album, as the Journey and Bad English guitarist, freed from the corporate confines of his previous bands, throws down the heavy metal... more

Want a little history lesson along with your thrash metal? This 1989 release from the German band Paradox was a full-fledged concept album, commemorating the 13th century Albigensian Crusade that... more

THREE MAN ARMY / TWO - Brothers Adrian and Paul Gurvitz were responsible for some of the most progressive hard rock sounds of the late '60s and '70s, first in The Gun, and later with Cream drummer... more