**450 copies only. Slipcase including 2LP Clear Red + LP Black + 60-page LP-sized book + Exclusive Lenticular Image.** A celebratory release of extraordinary cultural and collector’s value, blending cinema, music, and memorabilia into a total experience. An unmissable tribute to Profondo Rosso, fifty years on:

Goblin - Profondo Rosso (2LP Transparent Red)
Special double vinyl reissue with gatefold cover and brand new artwork including the original soundtrack, plus a bonus disc that contains a collection of tracks with the actual music used in the movie.

Calibro 35 - Canzoncine Per Bambini (LP)
Exclusive 6-track LP featuring brand-new compositions by cinematic jazz-funk masters Calibro 35, blending their trademark sound with nursery rhymes sung by a real children’s choir. The project is inspired by one of the film’s key scenes — a sort of MacGuffin around which the music playfully revolves — transforming that cinematic idea into a standalone concept full of irony, tension, and imagination.

Fabio Capuzzo - Nel Rosso più Profondo (Book)
LP-sized book, in English, containing one of the most detailed and thorough analysis on both “Profondo Rosso” movie and soundtrack ever written, courtesy of Fabio Capuzzo,one of the greatest Italian experts on the matter.

Lenticular Image
Revealing the film’s key scene, turning this edition into a true display piece.

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The original Profondo Rosso soundtrack, composed in 1975 for Dario Argento’s cult horror film, stands out for its dark, driving keyboard lines, luminous synth textures, and the band’s pivotal use of electronics in a genre-defining score. Its unmistakable atmosphere—built on haunting riffs and menacing melodic fragments—has inspired generations of musicians and film directors. The anniversary box set situates the album’s historical importance, integrating rare session takes, remixes, and bonus materials that let listeners trace the evolution of the iconic soundscape. The restored tracks bring forward details often lost in analog and early digital releases, with remastering that amplifies the eerie qualities and sonic dynamics of each movement.​

Alongside Goblin’s original compositions, the participation of Calibro 35—a modern Italian band known for its cinematic funk and jazz-infused approach—adds further nuance and energy. Their contributions reinterpret pivotal themes, offering an homage which never dilutes the material but instead underscores its timelessness. Whether through reinterpretations, new arrangements, or original insertions, Calibro 35 foregrounds the connective tissue between 1970s Italian prog and the soundtrack’s relevance to contemporary musicians. The box set collects all this within premium packaging, featuring historical essays, rare photographs, and archival liner notes that contextualize both Goblin’s work and its lasting influence.​

What emerges is not just nostalgia or celebration, but a study in transformation: the music of Goblin, anchored in suspense and progressive rock, resonates across a half-century while engaging new generations. Calibro 35’s presence authenticates the ongoing process by which soundtracks can be inherited and refreshed, holding a mirror to the original even as it points forward. The Profondo Rosso + Calibro 35 50th Anniversary Box Set thus operates as both document and living artifact, inviting listeners to revisit terror, beauty, and innovation in every synth pulse and rhythmic twist.​

The Profondo Rosso + Calibro 35 50th Anniversary Box Set includes a significant addition: a Linticular Image revealing the film’s key scene and the book Nel Rosso più Profondo by Fabio Capuzzo. This LP-sized book, presented in English, provides an in-depth exploration of Goblin’s iconic soundtrack and its enduring cultural impact. Capuzzo's work complements the audio material with detailed essays, rare photographs, and historical context, framing the entire project not merely as a music release but as a comprehensive tribute to one of horror cinema’s landmark scores. The book enriches the collector’s experience by offering insights into the creative process behind the soundtrack and its lasting influence on progressive rock and film music.​ This addition deepens appreciation for Goblin’s work by contextualizing the album’s production, the band’s place in Italian progressive music, and the collaboration with filmmaker Dario Argento. It also enriches the box set’s narrative, making it a valuable artifact for both longtime fans and new audiences discovering Profondo Rosso through this anniversary edition.