The 1960s musical backlash to the success of the Beatles is quite something to experience.

The 1960s musical backlash to the success of the Beatles is quite something to experience.
The Christian cult led by Jim Jones and their unexpectedly wholesome LP of religious songs from 1973.
A collection of festive recordings from the golden age of the LP.
The unruly pleasures of ‘black psychedelia’ on the debut album from Preston’s finest masked madmen.
The story of a novelty record cashing in on a passing TV commercial fad.
Nine albums, all released simultaneously – a mad folly, a moment of genius or a cynical slap in the face for music critics?
A long-overdue re-release for one of the great, under-appreciated film scores of the 1980s.
Mike Warnke – the evangelical preacher who fraudulently claimed to have once been a Satanic High Priest and helped kick-start the Satanic Panic – warns of the dangers of Samhain.
Our Hammer Films retrospective continues with a look at a classic vinyl horror story, with Christopher Lee making his final Dracula appearance for the company.
An oddball collection of easy listening show tunes inspired by the children’s TV favourites of the early 1970s.
Professional wrestling’s most notorious novelty record by one of its most enduring stars.
A Barbie girl in a Barbie world – easy-listening dreams for the young girls of the 1960s.