Buio omega

Dive into the eerie and atmospheric world of Goblin's "Buio Omega," a chilling soundtrack that finally saw the light of day in 1997, nearly two decades after the film's release. Originally composed for Joe D'Amato's 1979 horror masterpiece "Beyond the Darkness," this album is a testament to Goblin's mastery of progressive rock and krautrock, seamlessly blending haunting melodies with pulsating rhythms. The album features a concise yet impactful tracklist, including the iconic "Buio Omega" and the hauntingly beautiful "Quiet Drops." Fans of Goblin's work with Dario Argento will find familiar elements here, but "Buio Omega" stands out with its raw and morbid undertones, perfectly capturing the film's unsettling atmosphere. The album was initially released by Cinevox Record in 1997 and later reissued in 2008, ensuring that new generations of horror and progressive rock enthusiasts can experience the chilling sounds of Goblin. Whether you're a long-time fan of the band or a newcomer to their discography, "Buio Omega" is a captivating journey into the darker side of Goblin's musical prowess.