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01. Fuzzbee Morse - Main Title
02. Fuzzbee Morse - Stuck
03. Fuzzbee Morse - Teddy
04. Fuzzbee Morse - The House
05. Fuzzbee Morse - The Basement
06. Fuzzbee Morse - Judy And Dolls
07. Fuzzbee Morse - Mr. Punch
08. Fuzzbee Morse - Dark Hallways
09. Fuzzbee Morse - Gabriel's Workroom
10. Fuzzbee Morse - Toys For Us Kids
11. Fuzzbee Morse - The Rooms
12. Fuzzbee Morse - Isabel And Judy
13. Fuzzbee Morse - The End Of Isabel
14. Fuzzbee Morse - The Dolls Attack
15. Fuzzbee Morse - So Long, Shortstuff
16. Fuzzbee Morse - Toys Are Loyal
17. Fuzzbee Morse - Trapped
18. Fuzzbee Morse - End Title
ARTIST
TITLE
Dolls (Original Soundtrack)
FORMAT
LP

LABEL
CATALOG #
WRWTFWW 091LP WRWTFWW 091LP
GENRE
RELEASE DATE
2/21/2025

WRWTFWW Records presents the first ever release of the highly-sought after original soundtrack from 1987 cult horror movie Dolls by multi-instrumentalist, composer, producer, music man extraordinaire Fuzzbee Morse. The limited-edition LP is a miracle of lost-then-found VHS era film scores and is housed in a heavyweight 350gsm sleeve with a bloody cutout sticker and exclusive composer notes. Directed by Stuart Gordon (Re-Animator, From Beyond, Robot Jox) and released by Charles Band's infamous Empire Pictures (which later morphed into Full Moon Productions), Dolls is '80s campy VHS horror in all its glory, a fan-favorite with all the attributes needed for a frightening popcorn night, including one hell of a soundtrack with a very welcomed heavy dose of menacing synths, thunderous orchestrations, and quirky interludes. The haunting score comes from master Fuzzbee Morse who composed it in Richard Band's garage with a Yamaha QX-1 sequencer, an arsenal of vintage synthesizers, and a wide array of instruments. The result is a must-have (and never released before) soundtrack that blends horror tropes with influences ranging from Igor Stravinsky's The Rite of Spring to Bernard Herrmann, Frank Zappa, Beethoven, Charles Ives, and Eleanor Rigby.