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WIN DEICIDE’S TO HELL WITH GOD CD!

March 7, 2011 - On Sale , The Record Exchange Blog - by - No Comments

Grrrrrr!

March is Metal Month at The Record Exchange, so we’re feeling a bit aggro today. And unholy. Which is why we’re going to give away a couple of godless CDs.

The first two people to send an email with the subject “Deicide” HERE win a copy of Deicide‘s To Hell With God CD. Deicide is one of the 10 deliciously blasphemous bands currently featured on the RX Headbanger’s Wall.

Come have a listen. Seriously, spending your afternoon listening to metal CDs at The Record Exchange has to be better than whatever your Monday usually entails.

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MEDESKI, MARTIN AND WOOD EXCLUSIVE $15 RECORD EXCHANGE TICKET PRICE!

March 3, 2011 - On Sale , The Record Exchange Blog - by - No Comments

RX concertgoers, do we have a deal for you: Our friends at the Knitting Factory are letting us sell tickets to Medeski, Martin and Wood‘s Monday (March 7) show for a special price of $15!

That price is only available here in the store and amounts to a savings of $7 off the standard ticket price! Fifteen bucks for the funky, jazzy sounds of MMW? We’re sold.

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BANG YOUR HEAD AGAINST THE HEADBANGER’S WALL AT THE RX!

March 3, 2011 - On Sale , The Record Exchange Blog - by - No Comments

Do you like it hard and heavy? Then come to The Record Exchange and visit The Headbanger’s Wall, a listening station devoted to some of today’s best bands pummeling you with raw power and raw emotion.

The Headbanger’s Wall currently features Devildriver, Cauldron, Dr. Acula, The Famine, Deicide, Macabre, Quarterfly, Emmure, Ulcerate and Terror. Come melt your face with us.

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IN THE RX GIFT SHOP: 30% OFF BELTS!

March 3, 2011 - Gift Shop , On Sale , The Record Exchange Blog - by - No Comments

Belt out a song, because all belts in The Record Exchange Gift Shop are currently 30% off!

Yeah, a belt is, first and foremost, a functional accessory serving a very important function — keeping your pants up so the world doesn’t have to look at your junk — but that doesn’t mean it can’t be stylish.

And the RX has some stylin’ belts, everything from studded designs to Star Wars to hipster white. Just look at the pretty picture of all them colorful belts and imagine yourself strutting about town wearing one of them.

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MARCH IS METAL MONTH AT THE RX!

March 2, 2011 - On Sale , The Record Exchange Blog - by - No Comments

The Record Exchange is melting faces all month long with Metal Month!

Visit the store today and score sweet deals on the following titles. We’ll even give you a free March is Metal Month T-shirt and CD Sampler (16 tracks; see below for song list) with your purchase.

METAL MONTH SALE CD TITLES:

3 Inches of Blood Here Waits Thy Doom
Nachtmystium Addicts: Black Meddle Pt. 2
A Perfect Circle Mer De Noms
A Perfect Circle Thirteenth Step
A Perfect Circle Emotive
Suicide Silence No Time To Bleed (The Body Bag)
Avantasia Wicked Symphony
Blind Guardian At the Edge of Time
Bonded By Blood Exiled to Earth
Exodus Exibit B: Human Condition
In This Moment Star Crossed Wasteland
Megadeth Greatest Hits: Back to the Start
Pentagram Review Your Choices
Sabaton Coat of Arms
Warbringer Waking Into Nightmares
Winds of Plague Great Stone War

METAL MONTH CD SAMPLER TRACK LIST:

Nuclear Blast 1 Cradle of Filth “Lilith Immaculate”
Century Media 2 Deicide “How Can You Call Yourself A God”
Capitol 3 Kill Corps “Save Me”
Century Media 4 Vampires Everywhere “Undead Heart”
Century Media 5 Winds Of Plague “Refined In The Fire”
Century Media 6 Architects (UK) “Day In, Day Out”
Season of Mist 7 Kylesa “To Forget”
Nuclear Blast 8 Agnostic Front “More Than a Memory”
Century Media 9 TesseracT “Deception – Concealing Fate Part 2”
Earache 10 Cauldron “All or nothing”
Earache 11 Hour of 13 “Naked Star”
Candlelight 12 Havok “Covering Fire”
Season of Mist 13 Atheist “Second to Sun”
Willowtip 14 Gigan “The Raven and the Crow”
Earache 15 Wormrot “Manipulation”
Earache 16 Woods of Yrpes “I Was Buried In Mount Pleasant Cemetery”

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