Planet Opal Unveils Double Single: Indigo Skies & Montagne A Colori

Following the avant-garde impact of their previous single, 'I've Heard Brian Eno in the McDonald’s Fridge', the experimental duo Planet Opal is back with a bold new release.The electronic outfit have unveiled their latest double single, 'Indigo Skies' and 'Montagne A Colori', via Dischi Sotterranei, further solidifying their reputation for pushing sonic boundaries.

Comprised of producer Giorgio Assi and drummer Leonardo De Franceschi, Planet Opal has crafted a distinctive musical identity that flows between Soulwax’s robotic precision and LCD Soundsystem’s eclectic explosiveness. This latest release highlights their signature dance-punk style while embracing a fluid, deeply emotional composition structure.
'Indigo Skies' is an introspective journey through sound, driven by hypnotic synthesiser sequences and evocative English lyrics. The track navigates the theme of accepting illness not as an adversary, but as an integral part of existence. The song is divided into two distinct sections.
The verse embodies inner turmoil and claustrophobia, while the refrain erupts into an anthem of defiance and liberation, rejecting societal expectations and embracing self-determination.
'Montagne A Colori' takes listeners on a surreal, psychedelic voyage inspired by a transformative journey to Brazil. Infused with the rhythmic urgency of krautrock, the track embraces an ethereal, dreamlike atmosphere where time and space dissolve. The Italian lyrics contribute to its abstract narrative, offering an altered sense of reality, like gazing through a fogged airplane window.
Since their debut album 'Cartalavonu' in 2021, Planet Opal has consistently challenged genre conventions, blending elements of electronic music, rock, and experimental sounds. Their live performances are equally thrilling, merging pulsating rhythms with immersive visuals, creating a multi-sensory experience that has captivated audiences across Europe and beyond.
In 2025, the duo is ready for even greater heights with their upcoming sophomore album, 'Recreate Patterns, Release Energy'. Their first single from the record, 'I've Heard Brian Eno in the McDonald’s Fridge', gained international acclaim, premiering on the BBC and setting the stage for 'Indigo Skies' and 'Montagne A Colori'.

This double single release not only cements Planet Opal’s place in the electronic music scene but also teases the sonic and conceptual evolution awaiting in their upcoming album. Their ability to intertwine experimentation with emotional depth makes them one of the most compelling acts to watch.
As Planet Opal gears up for an extensive 2025 tour, including a highly anticipated appearance at Spring Attitude Festival in Rome, fans can expect a thrilling continuation of their boundary pushing musical odyssey.