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Indigosaur: Italian heavy riffers reimagine A Midsummer Night’s Dream on “Titania”; LP ‘Cosmic Censor’ out next week via Electric Valley Rec.

Sardinian stoner/trad metal quartet Indigosaur is streaming “Titania” from their debut record, Cosmic Censor, set for physical (vinyl) and digital release on December 5th via their native Electric Valley Records.

Of the track, the Italian heavy rockers state:
“‘Titania,’ second single, is an homage to the Bard, William Shakespeare. Titania is the queen of the fairies but it’s also an icy moon, like the one mentioned somewhere else in the album. The song goes straight to the point, an unstoppable race downhill led by a syncopated riff and rousing groove, catchy but dark.”

Stream “Titania” Below or Find it on your preferred digital/streaming platform AT THIS LOCATION.

Cosmic Censor will be available physically on three vinyl variants; PRE-ORDER vinyl/merch from the label’s WEBSTORE or BANDCAMP

Revisit the first single, “The Wage,” HERE.

Formed in Cagliari in 2018, Indigosaur—Lorenzo Alrifai (drums), Ivano Caria (bass), Nicholas Crozier (vocals), and Gianni Pintus (guitar)—started out by putting together the experience its members had gathered through the years and shaping the songs that would end up on their first record. Their first shows were key in building the band’s cohesion, with Indigosaur seeing live performance as the purest expression of their music. The Italian group plays a vintage and strictly valve-driven sound, drawing on thee hues of the darkest hard rock from the ’70s, the steely taste of the new wave of British heavy metal and the narcotic atmospheres of stoner from the end of the millennium.

After a break caused by force majeure, the band returned to playing, both in local rock venues and in more unusual settings such as the cliffs of Ogliastra and the coast of San Pietro island, putting on a handful of “secret shows.” They shared stages with fellow Sardinian bands like Elepharmers, Ilienses Tree, Black Capricorn, and Fuzzriders. In 2023, they recorded the tracks for their debut, while continuing to hone their live craft. In the summer of 2025, Indigosaur opened for American heavy rockers Duel on their European tour and later for London-based Italo-English outfit Gramma Vedetta. Currently working on new material, the band are eager to bring their sound to a wider audience.

Cosmic Censor is the band’s first record: nine tracks of lysergic heavy rock, at times direct and relentless, at others winding down a more complex path. Vocal lines snake through massive riffs, the rhythm section drives the songs between crushing grooves and passages of reflection. The lyrics dwell on bleak reflections on the human condition, with metaphorical visions of astronomical phenomena and their links to mythology. At the center stands the “Cosmic Censor,” a gravitational abomination from which nothing can escape.

Track Listing:
1. Garden Blast
2. Titania [Listen]
3. Fiery Engine
4. Never at Ease
5. Fangs
6. The Wage [Listen]
7. Fellow Astronaut
8. Cold Kind of Sadness
9. Falling Days

Credits:
Recorded and mixed by Raffaele “Raffo” Tronci at Smoking Fridge Studio, Cagliari (IT).
Mastered by Emanuele “Nene” Baratto at Morphine Raum, Berlin (DE).
Artwork by Emanuela Paba.
Band Pictures by Fabio Locc.

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