For the collector who measures a record collection by riff weight and tempo, this page pulls 215 metal and punk CDs into one place, from catalog pillars to current Metal Blade and Napalm Records releases.
The titles here cover a lot of ground. Judas Priest's Sad Wings Of Destiny (Original 1976 Masters) sits alongside Rage Against The Machine's Evil Empire and The Battle Of Los Angeles. Tool shows up twice, with the Opiate EP and Undertow (Clean). Whitechapel contributes both A New Era of Corruption and their self-titled record. Paul Di'Anno and Battlezone's Children Of Madness arrives as a digipak. Brymir's What We Leave Behind on Napalm Records represents the melodic death end of the spectrum, while Aronious brings Ever Living Ones on The Artisan Era. Ghostkid's Follow The White Rabbit comes as a digipak with booklet on Century Media, and Veni Domine's Album Of Labor: Iiii is a limited edition remastered pressing on Retroactive Records.
Why buy from Relix
Relix has covered the full range of rock and its offshoots since 1974, which means the store reflects genuine listening rather than algorithmic trending. The Relix Sessions series, live recordings produced by Relix and pressed to vinyl on the Relix Vinyl label, is one example of how the store connects directly to the music. The metal and punk section follows the same logic: titles are stocked because they matter to the catalog, not because they move units on a chart. Labels represented here include Metal Blade, Sony Music, Century Media, Napalm Records, Volcano, Deko Music, and The Artisan Era, which gives a sense of how wide the net runs.
CDs ship in protective packaging. All titles are new and sealed. Pre-order titles show a street date on the product page and ship when the label releases them.
If you want to keep browsing, the Heavy Metal Vinyl and CDs collection crosses formats, and Metal and Punk Vinyl Records covers the same genre territory on wax. The broader CDs Straight from the Vault page pulls in rock, roots, and beyond.