Turntable slipmat Motorhead [England] (set of 2)

Name: Turntable slipmat Motorhead [England] (set of 2)
Brand: Motörhead
SKU: smmotor1
Price: 17.99 EUR
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2 Turntable slipmats Motorhead under licence

England - Everything louder than everything else

For a turntable as loud as Lemmy's bass ⚡🤘

Crank it up with this official Motörhead vinyl slipmat twin pack, fully licensed and designed for fans who live fast, play loud and spin heavy. Featuring two iconic visuals, these slipmats are the ultimate tribute to one of the loudest, fiercest rock’n’roll bands of all time 🎸🔥

Snaggletooth and the Ace: symbols of rock defiance

The first slipmat showcases the ferocious Snaggletooth artwork with the classic “Motörhead England” script. This fanged beast has become one of the most recognisable icons in rock history – a visual embodiment of raw power, grit, and speed. Just seeing it brings to mind explosive tracks like “Overkill”, “Iron Fist”, and of course, “Ace of Spades”.

The second mat keeps it bold and clean, with a black ace symbol at the centre surrounded by the legendary phrase: “Louder Than Everything Else”. It’s not just a slogan – it’s a way of life for Motörhead and their legions of fans. 🖤

Slipmat quality worthy of rock gods

These mats don’t just look killer – they protect your vinyl too. Made from 100% polyester, they reduce static, absorb vibrations and protect record surfaces during play. With a 30 cm diameter and 2 mm thickness, they fit all standard turntables with ease.

Officially licensed Motörhead product

This pack is officially licensed, with high-quality prints that stay true to the original designs. Perfect for collectors, fans of the loudest band on Earth, and vinyl warriors who like it raw and real.

Rock’n’roll trivia 💥

“Louder Than Everything Else” was Lemmy’s signature saying, reflecting the band’s no-compromise attitude and full-volume philosophy. Motörhead was never about fitting into a genre – they were pure rock’n’roll, played louder than hell.