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Ship to Shore PhonoCo. and Cadabra Records are very proud to announce the release of Frizzi Beyond Fulci - Volume 1, a compilation of selected works by the Italian maestro Fabio Frizzi! In this exclusive interview, Fabio details the history behind each of the rarities contained on this must-have compilation.

Wonderful folk-psych album featuring the now-overlooked number 17 hit “Next Plane to London.” 

The second album from The Supremes where they arrived as a viable commercial act, ushering in the “Motown Sound.

Is the human race buggered? Have we actually learnt anything from the last year? What's a good digital mixtape to listen to while in a dark, pessimistic mood? Our very own apocalypse-dreaming reporter Mark Anthony Finch ponders this in our latest blog!

Though not as revered as Goblin’s “Dawn of the Dead” soundtrack, it should be; fear-inducing brooding synth with Caribbean undertones - what’s not to love?

Prior to this string of notable charting projects, Jeff Lynne was a late hired member of Roy Wood's UK Psychedelic group "The Move." Today's guest spot Vinyl of the Day is 1971's "Message From the Country," the final LP from the group.

Sticking with yesterday’s theme of one-album wonders, this group’s only full-length album features their top-20 hit “More Today Than Yesterday.” 

Underrated slice of sunshine pop with bright, vocal harmonies and baroque embellishment in their arrangements.

A new car air freshener inspired by vinyl is making heads turn all around the globe, but what makes it more special than a small dangly pine-scented cardboard tree? Our reporter Mark Anthony Finch found out all the details, typed them on his computer screen and then uploaded them here, in our latest blog!

This album is a clear example of why the British groups quickly eclipsed the pretty boy rockers who emerged in the US when the Golden Age of Rock 'n' Roll began to peter out.

While there are songs that I love from “Like To Get To Know You,” “Without Rhyme or Reason,” and even the 70s reunion album “Changes,” the group’s debut for me will always rein supreme.

It's true: Trent Reznor & Atticus Ross are to produce every movie soundtrack until the year 2041, and our Hollywood reporter Mark Anthony Finch - after snuffling his way through many a L.A. garbage can - has all the details in our latest blog. BUT WAIT, THERE'S MORE: a digital mixtape of movie soundtracks you can listen to for free on our Mixcloud channel: WSTS Picaroon Platters Goes To The Movies Part II! Who doesn't love a sequel?