Italian progressive rock group famed for their cinematic, often unsettling soundtracks for 1970s/80s genre films, notably collaborations with director Dario Argento.

Reviews emphasize the band's landmark 1975 Profondo Rosso soundtrack, the 1977 Suspiria score, and the Zombi/Dawn of the Dead soundtrack; key contributors mentioned in reviews include Claudio Simonetti, Massimo Morante, Fabio Pignatelli and Agostino Marangolo.

DeBaser's reviews celebrate Goblin as a seminal Italian progressive/soundtrack group. The coverage highlights their landmark scores Profondo Rosso, Suspiria and Zombi and notes their cinematic, hypnotic, often terrifying sound. Reviewers praise both soundtrack work and non-soundtrack albums like Roller.

For:Fans of progressive rock, cinematic/horror soundtracks and Italian 1970s film music

 If I had to condense my (so far brief) life into a summary of five CDs, without the slightest doubt, those geniuses the Goblin would be among them.

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 Some define it as the best disco album by Goblin, others as the best film by Argento…

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 When there's no more room in hell, the dead will walk the earth!!!

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