Krokus - Big Rocks - Limited 180-Gram Flame Colored Vinyl - VINYL LP

Roaring out of the vaults after 40+ years, Void - Live 1982 captures DC's most volatile and energetic band at their peak and sounds just as fresh and urgent as the day it was recorded. The A-side is from the Wilson Center in April of 1982, on a bill with Minor Threat and the Faith. Recorded just a few months before the legendary Faith/Void LP was released, this set is packed with hardcore classics like Ignorant People and Who Are You? The B-Side is from a show at DC's legendary 9 30 Club with Negative Approach, and mixes hardcore gems like Time To Die and Organized Sports with newer, metal-tinged tracks like Bloodlust that would lay the groundwork for a whole new genre. Professionally recorded by Tom Lyle from Government Issue, with photos from scene titan Jim Saah and art from longtime Dischord designer Jason Farrell, Void - Live 1982 is an incredible collection from one of DC's most influential bands. Pressed on limited edition clear vinyl!

Limited edition of 666 numbered copies on red coloured 180-gram audiophile vinyl. Hardware is the fifth studio album by Swiss hard rock/heavy metal band Krokus, originally released in 1981. The album charted in the US, UK and other European countries and went on to become gold certified. The album continues the gritty, riff-driven style of it's predecessor Metal Rendez-Vous, offering straightforward hard rock and heavy metal with cheeky lyrical flair. Engineered by acclaimed British studio professional Mark Dearnley (known for his work with AC/DC and Def Leppard), the record emphasizes energetic guitar work from Fernando von Arb and Tommy Kiefer. The singles on this album are InchRock CityInch, InchWinning ManInch and InchSmelly NellyInch.

Limited edition of 666 numbered copies on silver coloured 180-gram audiophile vinyl. Dirty Dynamite is the seventeenth studio album from Swiss melodic hard rock/heavy metal band Krokus. The album was well received by critics, partly due to the surprising element of their Beatles cover of InchHelpInch. The band origins from the seventies, and have since sold over 15 million records, toured the world and received gold and platinum discs in the US and Canada. The legendary English journalist Malcolm Dome quite rightly said InchIf you look at the long-term output of this band, Krokus is clearly one of the best hard rock bands of the last 40 yearsInch.