Titanosaur-A_Thousand_Suns-WEB-2026-BLEEDiNG

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118,95 MB

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2026-09-05

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      artist: Titanosaur                                                     
       title: A Thousand Suns                                                
        year: 2026
       genre: Metal
        type: Album
       label: Independent
    language: English
   rel. date: 2026-09-04
      source: WEB/MP3
     quality: CBR 320kbps / 44.1 kHz / Joint Stereo
     runtime: 00:51:28
        size: 118.0 MiB / 11 tracks
    rip date: 2026-09-05
  source url: https://open.qobuz.com/album/nqkxbdaw8nkvm
   tracklist:
   01. My Destroyer                                                     5:09
   02. This Hell                                                        5:15
   03. Holding on to the Light                                          4:32
   04. I Remain                                                         5:13
   05. The Coming                                                       3:33
   06. A Thousand Suns                                                  5:35
   07. Colossus                                                         3:40
   08. Fire in the Hole (feat. Shadowing)                               5:39
   09. Static                                                           4:21
   10. Fires Blazing                                                    5:01
   11. Hell Bound                                                       3:31
   release notes:
   A Thousand Suns is the seventh full length album from Doom/Sludge/Stoner
   Metal collective Titanosaur which is the creative project from Geoff
   Saavedra. Geoff has experienced a few tough years recently as he
   underwent a heart transplant back in 2024. Now, Geoff is on the road to
   recovery where he's released his heaviest and most emotionally involved
   record yet. The end result is a glorious and unapologetic mix of Doom,
   Sludge, Stoner, Psych, Grunge and Punk with a destructive quality which
   fully taps into the some cosmic gloomy themes along the way.
   Geoff's vocals and lyrical insight are sharp as ever with a fast-paced
   narrative forming from the very start as this record has a classic Heavy
   Metal identity which is mostly used through the production side of
   things. You can hear influences such as High On Fire, Motorhead, Monster
   Magnet, Pantera and Metallica. The sludgy grooves come right at you at an
   astonishing pace which gives Titanosaur a violent riff-fuelled energy
   which is delivered with such ferocity where you may need a few breaks
   along the way.
   The songs follow a similar structure to each other but you know what
   you're getting as Titanosaur feels like they're exorcising a few personal
   demons they've experienced over the last few years but also with Geoff
   celebrating and highlighting that he's still around to tell the tale.
   Despite the rough and ready exterior of the Sludge/Stoner Metal melodies,
   the album does have some emotionally charged lyrics hidden deep within
   its muscular delivery on tracks such as: My Destroyer, This Hell, Holding
   On To The Light and A Thousand Suns being the standout tracks on the
   first half of the album.
   Titanosaur moves between the multiple eras of Classic Hard Rock and
   modern day Heavy Metal with real precision where the different DOOM &
   GLOOM atmospherics opens the album into different layers of real
   heaviness. The record works best when Titanosaur aims for a simpler
   musical style which forces a heavier Sludge/Stoner Metal to appear which
   becomes one of the albums main strengths especially on the second half of
   the album.
   A Thousand Suns also has some deft experimental movements which Geoff has
   spliced throughout the album which allows for a more spaced out
   environment to develop for some real groove laden "HEAD BANGING" moments.
   Titanosaur once again truly delivers the goods with another superb record
   that proves why they're one of the most essential "solo" acts we
   currently have in the underground scene right now.

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