Facedown-era Cultist pressed on white/black splatter vinyl; Slow Suicide is eight tracks of muscular riffs, bruising rhythms, and the title cut’s pummeling hooks, built for late-night, high-impact listening.
Strange Highways drags Dio’s fantasy metal into darker, ’90s-lit corridors, trading some heroic sheen for heavier shadows and sharper edges. The recycled green vinyl pressing suits an album that sounds like it found the dragon under fluorescent lights.
Sacred Heart is Dio at his most mythic and gleaming, the last album from the original lineup and a gold-certified monument to big choruses, bigger lore, and Ronnie’s cathedral-sized voice. This recycled yellow vinyl edition leans into the album’s bright,
Dream Evil captures Dio in late-’80s fantasy-metal mode, where Ronnie James Dio’s voice turns even the stormiest riff into a torchlit quest. The recycled blue vinyl pressing gives this 1987 chapter a suitably enchanted finish.
Ships 6/5/2026: a mature, blistering 12-track record that combines elements of their previous work (Severance) with increased heaviness and a 2.5-minute "unrelenting" sound.
The very first recordings made my Motorhead in 1975 and 1976, featuring Lemmy, guitarist Larry Wallis from the Pink Fairies, drummer Phil Taylor and original drummer Lucas Fox. All 9 tracks have been remixed by Steven Wilson.
Shot to Hell is the eighth studio album by Black Label Society. It was released September 12, 2006 and was the band's first (and only) record to have been released by Roadrunner Records.
Downswing cultivates a heavy atmosphere and melodic depth, stripping away emotional armor and calloused defenses to reveal something raw and defiantly honest.
Synthesizing a variety of heavy music influences into their own distinct musical identity, the band easily shifts from barn-burning punk to mid-tempo, hyper-distorted bass destruction all while maintaining a cohesive sound.
Ships 6/7/24 - It's a concept album about a girl corrupted by the world, corrugated by evil, ripped away from the golden, molten elixir of creativity, and abandoned on the placid, jagged rocks of a barbaric island where the rats poison themselves.
Limited yellow, red, and white splatter vinyl LP pressing. 2013 album from the Australian Deathcore outfit. Reissued in 2023 on Yellow w/ Red White Splatter vinyl.
The second studio album by American Stoner Rock band Kyuss, released in 1992. The album incorporates Acid Rock, Grunge, Psychedelic Rock, Space Rock, and Doom Metal.
In 2016, the album became the first metal album to be added to the National Recording Registry of the Library of Congress, an honor granted to works deemed "culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant".
