Metalbokse

Metalbokse is a term that can refer to several related concepts, primarily within the context of music and its physical storage. In its most common usage, "Metalbokse" refers to a type of storage container specifically designed for vinyl records, often called "record boxes" or "crate digger boxes." These are typically sturdy, rectangular boxes made of metal, wood, or plastic, used by DJs and collectors to transport and organize their vinyl collections. The term "Metalbokse" specifically emphasizes the metallic construction, suggesting durability and protection for the records.

Beyond physical storage, the term might also be used colloquially to describe a collection of metal music albums or merchandise. In this sense, a "Metalbokse" would be a personal archive of heavy metal music, encompassing LPs, CDs, tapes, or even related memorabilia. The "box" in this context is figurative, representing the entirety of one's metal-themed possessions. The specific connotation can vary, but it generally implies a significant and curated collection dedicated to the genre. The term is not widely standardized and its usage is more informal and context-dependent.