In the crate this week
Flip it the way you'd flip the bins — click, scroll, drag, or use the arrow keys. It starts moving on its own and stops as soon as you take over.
Why a crate
It browses like the shop
Nobody arrives at a record store with a list. They flip. This is the only part of the shop that a website usually throws away, and it's the part people actually come for.
New arrivals get a home
The week's arrivals already draw a crowd on Instagram. The same stack can sit on the homepage, so someone who lands on the site — not the feed — still sees what just came in.
Or hand it to the staff
Point it at a different list and it becomes staff picks: what the people behind the counter are actually playing. Same widget, different JSON file — and the recommendations are the reason to visit a shop instead of a search box.