Which heavy metal band recorded the song 'Walk'?

The heavy metal band that recorded the song 'Walk' is Pantera.

'Walk' was written and recorded by the American band Pantera for their sixth studio album, 'Vulgar Display of Power'. The song was released as a single in 1993 and became one of the group's defining tracks, built around Dimebag Darrell's deliberate, instantly recognizable guitar riff.

The song's confrontational message came from vocalist Phil Anselmo's frustration with people who treated the band differently after it returned from touring. Its famous refrain turned that irritation into a blunt command to leave. The track's heavy groove also helped distinguish Pantera from the faster thrash-metal sound associated with bands such as Megadeth, Slayer, and Anthrax.

'Walk' became a major part of Pantera's live identity. It later appeared in films and sports-entertainment contexts, including as wrestler Rob Van Dam's entrance music in Extreme Championship Wrestling. It remains one of the band's most widely recognized songs.