Tenebrae – Waxwork Records – 2xLP – Red + Silver — NM, Unplayed OOP
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Tenebrae – Original Soundtrack
Waxwork Records, Double LP — Disc 1 on Blood Red, Disc 2 on Straight Razor Silver
Condition: Near Mint, never played; open but in pristine condition, no visible wear or damage.
Status: Out of print. This pressing is sold out at Waxwork.
Definitive Waxwork presentation of a classic score with deluxe packaging and two specially colored discs; strong demand among Giallo, synth, and horror soundtrack collectors.
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This is a truly special edition of one of the most celebrated Italian horror scores of the 1980s, now out of print. It brings together the definitive, remastered version of Dario Argento’s Tenebrae, the soundtrack created by three former members of Goblin—Claudio Simonetti, Fabio Pignatelli, and Massimo Morante. Where earlier Argento scores leaned heavily into prog‑rock and pure horror textures, Tenebrae leans into a bold blend of electronica, dance, rock and disco, using early analog Roland, Oberheim and Moog synths alongside bass, drums and piano. This isn’t just a reissue; it’s the full, expanded presentation of a score that has grown in stature over decades, and Waxwork built the package to match that destiny.
Copy is near‑mint and has never been played. Everything about it is clean, crisp, and collector‑ready. The package that Waxwork designed is deluxe by design: a die‑cut, old‑style gatefold jacket, printed inner sleeves, and striking artwork by Nikita Kaun. The two discs themselves are the show, presented on distinctly colored vinyl—Disc 1 in deep Blood Red, Disc 2 in a sharp, shimmering Straight Razor Silver—an intentional visual echo of the film’s intense, stylized aesthetic. That exact presentation is what defines this pressing, and it’s clearly spelled out in the label’s own description of the release.
Because this edition is sold out from the label, copies that remain in this condition are increasingly rare. It’s the kind of item that sits at the intersection of horror‑film nostalgia, synth‑score enthusiasm, and boutique vinyl collecting. For someone who wants an edition that feels like an event piece rather than a standard album, this is it. The record is offered exactly as shown: clean, never played, and ready to ship to a collector who understands the value of a preserved, definitive soundtrack package.
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