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Who does not know GOBLIN , at least by hearsay ? Have become famous for having created memorable soundtracks for several masterpieces of Dario Argento , the first of Deep Red . The value and contribution of this band is invaluable , not by chance have influenced legions of artists.

The mind of the group was always Claudio Simonetti, who , after the dissolution , he never stopped playing , and even if it is granted parentheses commercial decidedly weak ( I shared with the horrible play Jouer Cecchetto ) , has never forgotten his first loves : music and progressive rock horror . 

Today , while speaking with the insistence of the return of the original lineup Goblin , Simonetti has put together this amazing group , daemons , with which in 2008 released the album " Dario Argento Tribute " , which contains not only songs by him compounds, but also others including a pair composed by Keith Emerson and Ennio Morricone.

This 2009 CD reintroduces the live version of that record with the addition of three tracks in the studio : rearranged the cover of " Halloween " Carpenter ( Escape from NY I would have preferred , but you can not have everything) and "Tubular Bells " Oldfield , plus the track " range " of his father Henry Simon .

Great energy and strong emotions one another throughout the album: " Dawn of the Dead , "" Demon , "" Inferno , "" Mater Tenebrarum "," Suspiria "," Phenomena "," Darkness " and " Deep Red " are just a few evocative chapters that take us without hesitation in a fantastic and mysterious dimension .

The yield of the songs is very modern , approaching the new prog on several occasions , but often retaining the original charm . The group is completed by the talented Bruno Previtali on guitar , Federico Amorosi on bass and Titta Tani on drums, the young talented musicians who demonstrate more than one occasion to combine more than worthy Simonetti .

The above is translated from Italian by Google Translate, hence the funny build up of sentences.

See for band info previous spot.

Posted by Digitalrika