In anticipation of the release, White Zombie bassist Sean Yseult sat down with the Wall Street Journal to reflect on the old days of the band and share some unheard music. The interview covers everything from their influences, to how Yseult and Rob Zombie co-founded the band, how they scraped cash together to press their early records, and beyond.

Visit wsj.com now to read the interview and listen to a newly-unearthed classic track recorded in 1986, entitled "Scarecrow #2", otherwise only available via the boxset: http://blogs.wsj.com/speakeasy/2016/05/11/listen-to-early-white-zombie-song-scarecrow-2-exclusive/

As stated by Wall Street Journal's Michael Calia, "'Scarecrow #2" rips along with a thundering, droning groove and wailing vocals, but its improvisational spirit distinguishes it from later, more slickly produced White Zombie tracks."

In reference to White Zombie: It Came From N.Y.C. and the band's experimental ways in their earlier years, Yseult states in the interview, "We knew exactly what we were doing. That's what we were going for. There's some really cool stuff in there."

Spread across five LPs or three compact discs, all 39 tracks on White Zombie: It Came From N.Y.C. have been remastered by White Zombie guitarist J. Yuenger himself and packaged alongside the original lurid artwork. The accompanying 108-page book painstakingly documents White Zombie's punishing progression through scores of unpublished photos, period discography, a T-shirtography, and tales from the terrifying early years that stitch together the sordid story of a band whose true power eclipsed its mainstream heyday.

If you missed the official unboxing video posted last week, you can still check it out here. What you see inside is just a taste of what you can expect from this painstakingly-arranged media documentation of White Zombie's formative years.

It Came From N.Y.C. package details:

• 5LPs or 3 CDs
• 108 page hardcover book
• 20,000 word essay by Grayson Currin
• Flyer gallery
• Complete Shirtography, 1985-1990
• 50 previously unpublished photographs
• Available on black, white*, and Toxic Waste Green* vinyl

*only available via Numero Group website

White Zombie: It Came From N.Y.C. track listing:

God's On Voodoo Moon 7"-1985:

1. Gentleman Junkie
2. King Of Souls
3. Tales From The Scare Crow Man
4. Cat's Eye Resurrection
5. Black Friday*
6. Dead or Alive*

Pig Heaven 7" - 1986:

1. Pig Heaven
2. Scarecrow #2*
3. Red River Flow*
4. Rain Insane*
5. Paradise Fireball*
6. Slaughter The Grey

Psycho-Head Blowout 12" EP - 1987:

1. Eighty-Eight
2. Fast Jungle
3. Gun Crazy
4. Kick
5. Memphis
6. Magdalene
7. True Crime

Soul-Crusher 12" LP - 1987:

1. Ratmouth
2. Shack Of Hate
3. Drowning The Colossus
4. Crow III
5. Die Zombie Die
6. Skin
7. Truck On Fire
8. Future Shock
9. Scum Kill
10. Diamond Ass

Make Them Die Slowly 12" LP - 1989:

1. Demonspeed
2. Disaster Blaster
3. Murderworld
4. Revenge
5. Acid Flesh
6. Power Hungry
7. Godslayer

God Of Thunder 12" EP - 1989:

1. God Of Thunder
2. Love Razor
3. Disaster Blaster-2

*Previously unissued

Stay tuned for more information and exclusives coming soon. For more information on White Zombie: It Came From N.Y.C.  and the Numero Group, please visit http://www.numerogroup.com/products/white-zombie-it-came-from-nyc.

About Numero Group: The Numero Group is an archival record label founded in 2003 in Chicago, Illinois, and it is a dogged, obsessive faction in an ongoing war. Our mission is dirty and labor-intensive... and it's urgent as all hell. Time kills off precious bits of passed-over sound, story, and ephemera every day, just as fast as we can haul out of exile our sprawling treasury of under-heard recordings-along with the musicians, writers, and entrepreneurs who created them.