This page is for the collector who treats heavy music with the same seriousness Relix has always brought to the Dead, Phish, and every genre that rewards deep listening. If you track pressing variants, anniversary editions, and limited-run colors the way other people track setlists, you are in the right place.
The Metal and Punk Vinyl collection runs 241 titles. Among them: Meshuggah's Catch ThirtyThree 20th Anniversary Edition on marbled 2xLP vinyl, remastered for 2026; Judas Priest's Sad Wings of Destiny cut from the original 1976 masters; Iron Maiden's 50th Anniversary Studio Album Collection, Part One: 1980–1992, a multi-LP box set spanning the band's first decade of studio work; Machine Head's More Things Change on 2xLP; Korn's Serenity of Suffering on LP; Ministry's Hate to Go – Take Out or Delivery in both a standard black LP pressing and a deluxe 4xLP box set on black and green splatter vinyl; Enforcer's From Beyond on blue vinyl; Fervence's Constructs on pearl bone marble LP from Metal Blade; and Whitechapel's self-titled on a black, colored, and white marble pressing. Pressing color and weight are noted in each product listing where the label has supplied them.
Why buy from Relix
Relix has covered music from the edges and the underground since 1974. That history shapes how we stock the store: we are interested in records that hold up as objects and as listening experiences, from legacy catalog titles to current-roster releases on independent labels. The Relix Sessions series, which has put artists in the room for intimate recorded performances over the years, reflects the same instinct. We carry what we would want on our own shelves, and the metal and punk section is no exception. You will find major-label pressings alongside releases from Svart, Prophecy, Testimony, Metal Blade, and other labels that take the format seriously.
Every record in the store is new and sealed. Pre-order titles display a street date and ship as soon as the label makes them available. Vinyl ships in protective packaging built for LPs.
To keep exploring, browse Heavy Metal Vinyl and CDs for a broader look at the genre, dig into Colored Vinyl Records and Limited Variants if the pressing itself is the priority, check Live Vinyl Albums and Records for concert documents, or head to Rock Vinyl Records for the wider catalog.