Turntable slipmat Metallica [Ride/Kill] (set of 2)

Name: Turntable slipmat Metallica [Ride/Kill] (set of 2)
Brand: Metallica
SKU: smmetal1
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2 Turntable slipmats Metallica under licence

Ride the Lightning - Kill 'em all

Back to thrash roots with two iconic designs ⚡💀

Celebrate Metallica’s explosive early days with this official vinyl slipmat twin pack, licensed and loaded with artwork from two foundational albums: “Kill ’Em All” and “Ride the Lightning”. Built for fans who crave raw riffs and high-voltage visuals, this set also delivers top-notch protection for your records 🎸🔥

The birth of a metal revolution

The first slipmat features the infamous “Kill ’Em All” cover, released in 1983. This debut record shook the scene with its aggressive energy and lightning-fast riffs. The bloody hammer artwork became a symbol of underground metal rebellion. Tracks like “Seek & Destroy”, “Whiplash” and “Hit the Lights” laid the foundation for modern thrash.

The second slipmat showcases the iconic electric chair and lightning bolts from “Ride the Lightning” (1984) – a bold and more complex follow-up that showed Metallica’s evolving musical ambition. With legendary tracks like “Fade to Black”, “Creeping Death” and the title song “Ride the Lightning”, the album is a cornerstone of heavy music history.

Protect your vinyl with metal-grade durability

More than just killer visuals, these slipmats offer serious record protection. Made from 100% polyester, they help reduce static, dampen vibrations and prevent wear. Their 30 cm diameter and 2 mm thickness make them compatible with all standard turntables.

Official Metallica licensed product

This twin pack is officially licensed by Metallica, ensuring authentic album artwork and high-quality printing. Perfect for collectors, audiophile metalheads and fans of the band’s classic era.

Metal trivia ⚡

“Kill ’Em All” was originally going to be called “Metal Up Your Ass” – until the label stepped in. “Ride the Lightning” marked bassist Cliff Burton’s deeper involvement in songwriting, including the iconic intro to “For Whom the Bell Tolls”.