CDs

less info

Buy Helmet - Monochrome from HMV.com for only 11.99 delivered! Helmet - Monochrome is usually dispatched in 24 hours. less info

Buy Helmet - Monochrome from HMV.com for only 11.99 delivered! Helmet - Monochrome is usually dispatched in 24 hours.

Buy Helmet - Size Matters from HMV.com for only 9.99 delivered! Helmet - Size Matters is usually dispatched in 24 hours. less info

Buy Helmet - Size Matters from HMV.com for only 9.99 delivered! Helmet - Size Matters is usually dispatched in 24 hours.

Buy Helmet - Unsung: Best Of 1991 - 1997 from HMV.com for only 11.99 delivered! Helmet - Unsung: Best Of 1991 - 1997 is usually dispatched in 24 hours. less info

Buy Helmet - Unsung: Best Of 1991 - 1997 from HMV.com for only 11.99 delivered! Helmet - Unsung: Best Of 1991 - 1997 is usually dispatched in 24 hours.

Buy Helmet - Monochrome from HMV.com for only 8.99 delivered! Helmet - Monochrome is usually dispatched in 24 hours. less info

Buy Helmet - Monochrome from HMV.com for only 8.99 delivered! Helmet - Monochrome is usually dispatched in 24 hours.

Buy Helmet - Meantime from HMV.com for only 7.99 delivered! Helmet - Meantime is usually dispatched in 24 hours. less info

Buy Helmet - Meantime from HMV.com for only 7.99 delivered! Helmet - Meantime is usually dispatched in 24 hours.

Buy Simple Plan - No Pads No Helmets Just Balls: New Version from HMV.com for only 7.99 delivered! Simple Plan - No Pads No Helmets Just Balls: New Version is usually dispatched in 24 hours. less info

Buy Simple Plan - No Pads No Helmets Just Balls: New Version from HMV.com for only 7.99 delivered! Simple Plan - No Pads No Helmets Just Balls: New Version is usually dispatched in 24 hours.

less info

less info

less info

less info

less info

less info

With little publicity, radio play, or MTV exposure, Korn took their eponymous 1994 debut to platinum status. Like all unexpected successes, it's easier to understand its popularity in retrospect. Although they disdain the "metal" label, there's no question that Korn are among the vanguard of post-grunge alt-metal outfits. Borrowing from Jane's Addiction, Rage Against the Machine, Pantera, Helmet, Faith No More, Anthrax, Public Enemy, and N.W.A, Korn developed a testosterone-fueled, ... less info

With little publicity, radio play, or MTV exposure, Korn took their eponymous 1994 debut to platinum status. Like all unexpected successes, it's easier to understand its popularity in retrospect. A... more info

Not since the last asteroid collision with planet Earth untold eons ago has there been a apocalyptic event to equal the musical Krakatoa that is Pantera's FAR BEYOND DRIVEN. Walking a stylistic line somewhere between the melodious crunch pop of Metallica and the punkish thrashorama of Helmet, Pantera channels their raging energy into songs that function as aural letterbombs from hell--designed to detonate in your face. Never have records quite as rude as FAR BEYOND DRIVEN (or Nine Inch Nail's TH less info

Not since the last asteroid collision with planet Earth untold eons ago has there been a apocalyptic event to equal the musical Krakatoa that is Pantera's FAR BEYOND DRIVEN. Walking a stylistic lin... more info

In the early 1990s, Helmet was touted as the Next Big Thing. An unlikely bunch to be hailed as such, the clean-cut New York City-based quartet--led by classically trained Oregon transplant Page Hamilton--created such a massive buzz in the underground that the ensuing bidding war (won by Interscope) is regarded as legendary in the music industry. On its major-label debut, Helmet threw out convention, and, in doing so, reshaped the face of alternative rock. Taking cues from post-punk influences li less info

In the early 1990s, Helmet was touted as the Next Big Thing. An unlikely bunch to be hailed as such, the clean-cut New York City-based quartet--led by classically trained Oregon transplant Page Ham... more info

The cover of Anthems for the Damned bears a picture of a helmet on a rifle and its first song is called "Soldiers of Misfortune," two clear indications that Filter are facing the problems of the modern world head-on on this, their fourth album and first in six years. Filter were on hiatus for the bulk of the 2000s, disbanding after 2002's The Amalgamut with leader Richard Patrick spending time with the post-Stone Temple Pilots project Army of Anyone before reuniting the band. Despit... less info

The cover of Anthems for the Damned bears a picture of a helmet on a rifle and its first song is called "Soldiers of Misfortune," two clear indications that Filter are facing the problems... more info

The definitive Birdman collection - 'ALOHA STEVE & DANNO', 'NEW RACE', 'CRYING SUN', 'HAND OF LAW', 'BURN MY EYE', 'MAN WITH GOLDEN HELMET', 'DO THE POP' etc etc.Originally released on the Sub Pop label in the States and out of print for most of this year.Birdman's profile is at an ALL-TIME high. less info

The definitive Birdman collection - 'ALOHA STEVE & DANNO', 'NEW RACE', 'CRYING SUN', 'HAND OF LAW', 'BURN MY EYE', 'MAN WITH GOLDEN HELMET', 'DO THE POP' etc etc.Originally released on the Sub ... more info

Rock'n'roll super group Tomahawk return with their second album MIT GAS, produced by Joe Barresi (Queens of the Stoneage, Led Zeppelin, Pennywise). The band, in order of famousness is comprised of MIKE PATTON (Faith No More, Mr. Bungle, Fantomas) JOHN STANIER (Helmet, Mark Of Cain) DUANE DENNISON (The Jesus Lizard) and KEVIN RUTMANIS (The Melvins, The Cows). To compliment the aural gold of their second album, the packaging of MIT GAS is something else; gold embossed digipacks that will undoubted less info

Rock'n'roll super group Tomahawk return with their second album MIT GAS, produced by Joe Barresi (Queens of the Stoneage, Led Zeppelin, Pennywise). The band, in order of famousness is comprised of ... more info

U.K. cult hard-rockers the Wildhearts tackle an assortment of rock, punk, and pop covers as unpredictable as the band itself. Though never much of a success in the United States, the Wildhearts clearly found inspiration across the pond, as this set is composed largely of songs originally done by American alternative heavyweights, including Helmet, Fugazi, the Descendents, the Distillers, and Soul Asylum, among others. At the core of the album, however, is still the Wildhearts' infectious blend o less info

U.K. cult hard-rockers the Wildhearts tackle an assortment of rock, punk, and pop covers as unpredictable as the band itself. Though never much of a success in the United States, the Wildhearts cle... more info