Metal Skull Tapestries
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
Description: This Rainbow Death Reaper Skeleton Unicorn makes a great Christmas, Halloween or birthday gift for unicorn loving, Metalhead friend, Dark Goth and Rock music Fan. Love Unicorns Rainbows Glitter and a little heavy metal? You love magical animals, rainbows, Unicorns, Trick or Treat, Horror films, candy and a good Halloween Party? That's for You!
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: This cool t-shirt is the perfect gift to a goth friend, mom, girlfriend, boyfriend, best friend who loves metal music, skulls and sarcasm. Featuring the phrase Death Metal with a funny grim reaper on unicorn. This product is perfect to wear on Birthdays, Holidays, Parties, or just staying in home with his cat or dog. Have a variety of products such as t-shirts, hoodies, masks and much more.
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
Description: Wherever there is a great triumph, there is usually even greater tragedy. Such is the case with the Los Angeles hardcore-punk outfit known as the Germs, who, in four short years, lived dangerously, playing fast, brash rock 'n' roll with a much dirtier and nastier edge than their contemporaries; an edge that would prove to be sharp and deadly for the bands' confused and drug addicted lead singer. They only released a single studio album in 1979, but it was a banger stuffed with 17 songs dripping with aggression, despair, and pure rage. Titled (GI), the all-black cover with an enigmatic blue circle design echoed the Germs' stripped-down aesthetic perfectly and would be synonymous with the band until their untimely undoing in 1980.
