Goblin - Profondo RossoProfondo Rosso, Recorded in 1975, the score finds the band at the height of their creativity and features the incredible lineup of Simonetti, Morante, Pignatelli & Martino. Bass & drums are so tight on this record and provide the foundations for the entire score. Jazz, Prog and Rock signatures all fight for center stage yet always manage to be precise, clear and perfectly executed. Synths and organs tinkle, wail and moan and more than provide the

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“I wanted to make a song for the green rooms

Blood Orange) and the result is stronger than ever before

Cold In Berlin) on the mix have conspired to produce a towering beast of a record

but somehow one remains buoyant - rarely since this album has Robert Smith surpassed the beauty and yearning of Pictures Of You

with the band finally harnessing the full extent of their pop prowess and unleashing songs which sound bigger

Give yourself over to the depths

and capped off with headline performances from co-founders The Black Angels

the panoramic swoon of ' Chocolate City ' and the giddy cover of the Monochrome Set's great masterpiece ' Eine Symphonie des Grauens ' all served with panache

show that Steve's still got the funk in super human quantities (as they say in Dayton OH

it is (gasp)

as Gerber unpacks her complex relationship with her father