Horror Metal Merch
Black Metal Horror Forest Death Metal Rocker Band Gothic Hoodie
by LunaElizabeth
$32 $42
Night of Mayhem Death Metal, Black Metal, Grindcore Illustration Phone Case
by LunaElizabeth
$17 $23
Description: Scream Bloody Gore is the first studio album by American death metal band Death, released on May 25, 1987. It is considered by many to be the first true death metal record. The album was actually recorded twice as the label wasn't happy with the first recording done in Florida, so a second Los Angeles-based session was held which was ultimately released as the complete album.
Description: Wicked, cool skull that makes a great gift for pirates, bikers, vets and badasses. Perfect for servicemen and military as well as fans of horror, goth, heavy metal and fantasy RPGs Evil, scary looking and perfect for Halloween, Christmas, Xmas or any holiday. Shock your neighbors, teachers, enemies and friends. A design even the Grim Reaper would be caught dead wearing
Skull Graphic - Cool Badass Distressed Art - Camo Green Long Sleeve T-Shirt
by Undead Wizard
$17 $24
Description: Metalheads may look scary, but they're really just big softies! Show your love for metal and being a sweetie pie with this CUTIE PATOOTIE design
Cutie Patootie death metal sweetheart - white Kids Hoodie
by Horror Movie Night Podcast
$26 $36
Description: Step into the nightmare with this dark, metal-inspired Silent Hill design featuring the infamous Pyramid Head in a chilling, black-and-white horror aesthetic. Capturing the psychological terror and surreal dread of the classic survival horror game, this shirt is perfect for fans of Silent Hill, horror video games, and heavy metal artwork.
Description: Released on April 11, 1995, Astro-Creep: 2000 is the fourth and final studio album by American heavy metal band White Zombie. The album featured a more industrial sound and proved to be the band's most commercially successful record, peaking at number six with the aid of the hit singles "More Human than Human" and "Super-Charger Heaven." To support the record, the band toured non-stop for fifteen months, playing over 200 shows with a variety of acts that crisis-crossed America multiple times. In the summer of '96, White Zombie played its final dates before breaking up in September '98. The tour brought a freak show vibe, including this creepy hook-handed clown who is now back from the dead to freak out coulrophobia sufferers everywhere.
