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Brick By Brick - Hate T-shirt and Vinyl Bundle
Brick By Brick - Hate T-shirt and Vinyl Bundle
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T-Shirt & Vinyl Record Bundle — Free Shipping
Wear it loud. Spin it louder. Grab a t-shirt and vinyl record together in one bundle!
Choose your t-shirt size from available stock, select your record, and we’ll handle the shipping—for free.
Your bundle includes:
One t-shirt in your selected size
One vinyl record of your choice
Free shipping
Selections are subject to available stock.
| Product | Product description & Liner notes |
|---|---|
| T-Shirt | A 100% cotton unisex classic tee with a structured fit. Features 5.0–5.3 oz fabric, tubular construction, taped neck and shoulders, and double seams at the sleeves and bottom hem. The bundle lists Large, XL, 2XL, and 3X, subject to stock. |
| Collapse — 12″ Vinyl | Five tracks, produced, mixed, and mastered by Life of Agony’s Joey Z. Includes “Ready for War,” “Crown of Rust,” “Collapse,” “Chaos Reigns,” and a cover of White Zombie’s “Thunder Kiss ’65.” Released April 25, 2025. |
| Hive Mentality — 12″ Vinyl | Nine tracks featuring guest appearances by Jessica Pimentel, Tony Foresta, and Vincent Bennett. Includes “Hive Mentality,” “Bad Sign,” and “Toe to Toe,” plus covers of Skid Row’s “Slave to the Grind” and Motörhead’s “Iron Fist.” Released February 18, 2019. |
| Dismal Existance — 12″ Vinyl | Twelve tracks, including “Evil Remains” featuring Testament’s Chuck Billy, “Whiskey Is the Truth,” and “Loyalty to the Grave.” Also includes a Sick of It All cover and a remix featuring Lord Willin. Released February 18, 2022. |
| Brick By Brick / Concrete — 7″ Vinyl | A two-song White Zombie tribute split featuring Brick By Brick’s cover of “Thunder Kiss ’65” and Concrete’s cover of “I Am Hell.” Released April 4, 2025. |
| Brick By Brick / Cutthroat — 7″ Vinyl | An East Coast/West Coast hardcore split featuring Brick By Brick’s “Evil Remains” with Chuck Billy and Los Angeles band Cutthroat’s “Overthrow.” |
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