Mastodon - Blood Mountain LP (Exclusive Orange Vinyl) with Signed 12" x 12" Paul Romano Print Vinyl Record

Mastodon - Blood Mountain LP (Exclusive Orange Vinyl) with Signed 12" x 12" Paul Romano Print Vinyl Record

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Experience Mastodon’s Blood Mountain with this exclusive Orange Vinyl edition, paired with a signed 12" x 12" Paul Romano print. The combination of a standout Mastodon album, distinctive colored vinyl, and signed artwork makes this an impressive package for serious fans and collectors.

The signed 12" x 12" Paul Romano print gives this release extra collector appeal beyond a standard vinyl pressing. It’s a striking addition for Mastodon fans who appreciate the artwork and visual identity surrounding the band’s music as much as the albums themselves.

Why You Need It Now

Signed music collectibles and exclusive colored vinyl editions can become increasingly difficult to find once their original availability ends. Combining Blood Mountain on exclusive Orange Vinyl with a signed Paul Romano print makes this a collectible package Mastodon fans won’t want to assume they can pick up later.

Order Mastodon - Blood Mountain LP (Exclusive Orange Vinyl) with Signed 12" x 12" Paul Romano Print Vinyl Record today and secure your brand-new collectible set while it's available.

LABEL: WARNER
ORIGINAL RELEASE DATE: 09/12/2006
VARIANT: Solid Orange Vinyl LP

After making a big splash with 2004 breakthrough Leviathan, Mastodon climbed new heights with 2006’s Blood Mountain. Thrashed, sludged and progressive, this third full-length release found the Atlanta foursome leveling-up their sound with dexterous performances and feverish inventiveness — and doing so alongside guests from Queens of the Stone Age, Mars Volta and more. While the previous LP was themed around Moby-Dick, Mastodon penned Blood Mountain as a unique epic that introduced the world to characters like the prophetic Cysquatch. This exclusive pressing orange vinyl comes packaged with a limited-edition art print from longtime visual collaborator Paul Romano.