Zombi

Goblin's 1978 masterpiece, Zombi, is a testament to the Italian progressive rock band's ability to craft a haunting and atmospheric soundtrack. Composed and performed in collaboration with Dario Argento for the international release of George A. Romero's film, this album is a must-listen for fans of the genre.

The soundtrack, also known as Dawn of the Dead in some regions, features a mix of eerie soundscapes and pulsing rhythms that perfectly complement the on-screen horror. Goblin's signature sound, which blends elements of progressive rock and krautrock, is on full display here, with tracks like 'L'alba dei morti viventi' and 'Zombi' showcasing the band's ability to create effective music in a variety of styles.

Originally released in 1978 on Cinevox Record, Zombi has been re-released several times over the years, with various editions featuring alternate takes and additional tracks. The album's influence can still be felt today, with its dark and menacing soundscapes continuing to inspire new generations of musicians and fans alike.

With a duration of 51 minutes, Zombi is a journey into the heart of darkness, with Goblin's masterful composition guiding the listener through a world of horror and suspense. So, immerse yourself in the haunting sounds of Goblin's Zombi, and experience the terror that has captivated audiences for decades.