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 Scar Symmetry, Egypt Central, Hell, In Solitude, Portrait, Tombs, Scale the Summit, Morbid Angel, Vampire’s Everywhere! and Hate Eternal. Come melt your face with us.
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 Graveyard, In This Moment, Winds of Plague, The Haunted, Wormrot, Septicflesh, Pallas, Samael, Blood Freak and Texas in July. Come melt your face with us.
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 Turisas, Destruction, Cavalera Conspiracy, Agnostic Front, TesseracT, Woods of Ypres, Within Temptation, Sirenia, Blackguard and Terror. Come melt your face with us.
Ozzy Osbourne is the official ambassador for Record Store Day 2011, and this ain’t some token appearance to drum up some publicity (like he needs any).
No, Ozzy is releasing three Record Store Day exclusives (Blizzard of Oz vinyl LP, Dairy of a Madman vinyl LP, Flyin’ High/I Don’t Know 7-inch), and The Record Exchange has a quantity of limited-edition Ozzy RSD posters to give away with purchase of any Ozzy RSD title!
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.