Headline: Paulo Domic Releases “Living On The Run” From Final Album ‘Where Echoes End’
Tags: Paulo Domic, Carlos Hernández, Cristian Maturana, Nicolás Arce, Inquisición, QueenMilk, Judas Priest, KISS, Whitesnake, Scorpions, Deep Purple
Blog Post:
Veteran Chilean frontman Paulo Domic drops “Living on the Run,” marking the beginning of the final chapter in his six-year discographic trilogy that concludes with the upcoming album ‘Where Echoes End’. After exploring ’70s rock roots on ‘Travelling Soundtrack for the End of Times’ in 2019 and channeling classic heavy metal power on ‘The Ancient Lie’ in 2021, Domic has evolved toward a contemporary synthesis that favors pristine production and melodic focus over mere nostalgia. The single tells the story of someone who stops fighting futile battles against cruel reality, choosing refuge in their own tranquility and seeking validation from within rather than the outside world. Musically, it bridges to an album unafraid to traverse diverse landscapes anchored by modern aesthetic, weaving together high-velocity neoclassical metal, epic doom with progressive undertones, raw modern hard rock, and the emotional depth of blues.
Domic’s quarter-century in the Chilean rock and metal scene includes fronting prominent acts Inquisición and QueenMilk, sharing stages with Judas Priest, KISS, Whitesnake, Scorpions, and Deep Purple along the way. ‘Where Echoes End’ showcases eclecticism entwined with lyrical narrative inspired by personal experience and universal literature, delivering thematic depth rooted in existential reflection, resilience, and detachment from individualism. The lineup features powerhouse local heavyweights Carlos Hernández on drums, Cristian Maturana on bass, and Nicolás Arce on guitar and production duties, cementing Domic’s definitive sound as this ambitious trilogy reaches its conclusion with solid songwriting that refuses to lean on the past.