Cassette tapes. Remember those? Those things with the dual spools and loads of wide brown plastic recording string that' occasionally unravel and hang out of the shell, requiring a pencil and firm... more

Motörhead loved playing live and never ever judged their audiences. Everyone was encouraged, all were welcome. And that included people who like jazz! So when the Montreux Festival called requesting... more

Vinyl LP pressing. Motörhead's 18th studio album Kiss Of Death continued the heavy, blistering sound evident on it's Cameron Webb-produced predecessor, Inferno. Originally released on 29th August... more

Vinyl LP pressing. Motörhead's 19th studio album, Motörizer was originally released on 26th August 2008 and was their third to be produced by Cameron Webb. Motörizer was the first album for the band... more

Vinyl LP pressing. Inferno is the 17th album by Motörhead and was originally released on 22nd June 2004. The first of many of the band's albums to be produced by Cameron Webb, Inferno became... more

Motorhead / SNAKE BITE LOVE - Originally released on 10th March 1998, Snake Bite Love is Motörhead's 14th studio album. The album shows the less heavier side of the band, with several tracks that are... more

Motorhead / WE ARE Motorhead - Marking their 15th studio album, We Are Motörhead features a cover of the Sex Pistols song 'God Save The Queen' for which the band recorded a video atop an open top... more

Vinyl LP pressing. Hammered is the 16th studio album by British rock band Motörhead, released on 9th April 2002. It was recorded in Hollywood and Motörhead was now a three-piece band, with Mikkey... more

Otörhead are the true embodiment of rock n'roll excess. A hybrid of rock, punk and heavy metal played with relentless, ear-curdling power. They were a force of nature and nothing short of... more

Recorded in Hamburg during the 1998 "Snake Bite Love" tour, this 1999 live album—Motörhead's sixth—is the only one to feature an entire set in full. The band blazes with amazing power and precision,... more

The final LP to feature the four-man lineup of Lemmy, Phil Campbell, Mikkey Dee and Würzel, this 1995 album came out two decades after the band formed—but make no mistake: this is vintage Motörhead.... more

Lemmy and the boys raged just as full-on as ever on this 1998 LP, more than two decades into their unparalleled career. Mid-tempo pile-drivers like "Love for Sale," "Dogs of War" and "Take the Blame"... more