Goblin

Goblin, formed in 1972, is an Italian progressive rock band renowned for their memorable film scores and distinctive sound. Originally known as Cherry Five, the band changed their name to Goblin in 1975. They gained international recognition through their notable collaboration with horror movie director Dario Argento, composing the scores for his films including "Deep Red" (1975) and "Suspiria" (1977). Goblin's meticulously crafted compositions blended elements of rock, jazz, and classical music, incorporating synthesizers and distinctive melodies to create a haunting and atmospheric sound. Their influential work in film soundtracks has inspired several generations of musicians and established Goblin as pioneers in the genre. Despite several lineup changes over the years, the band continues to perform and release music, staying true to their unique musical identity and maintaining a dedicated fan base.