Domic releases their third album, “Where Echoes End”

DOMIC has released their third studio album, “Where Echoes End”, in its entirety across all digital platforms. Following three singles and an international appearance opening for the Graham Bonnet Band during 2026, the band finally unleashes this work, definitively consolidating their hard rock and heavy metal musical style. It also cements their lyrical approach, based on life's path of resilience and the literary inspiration drawn from authors such as Gabriel García Márquez and George Orwell.

The materialization of this work, consisting of eight tracks and nearly 40 minutes of duration, celebrates 25 years of uninterrupted musical history between singer Paulo Domic, bassist Cristian Maturana, and drummer Carlos Hernández. Along with the addition of Nicolás Díaz on guitar and Fernando Orquera on keyboards, the quintet presents a work that premiered live this past September 12th at MiBar, demonstrating the validity, power, and maturity of a lineup with historical value in Chilean metal.

“Where Echoes End” immerses the listener in a psychological atmosphere accompanied by a sonic narrative that transitions through various emotions. Tracks like ‘Weaver of Lies’ starkly adapt the surveillance and suffocation of Orwell's 1984 dystopia to build an anthem of resistance, while the epic ‘Messenger of the Last Words’ fuses the power of metal with magical realism, drawing from the universe of One Hundred Years of Solitude to tell the story of an emissary between the living and the dead.

Regarding the milestone this release represents, the vocalist reflects: "This is the album where we finally managed to converge all our musical power and our deepest literary concerns. It is a work that flows from the aggressiveness and virtuosity of traditional heavy metal to the melancholy of our Latin American identity, while celebrating the brotherhood and the music we have forged together in the band for more than two decades."

The album, which stands out for the high dramatic range of its vocal performance, incisive guitars, and keyboard arrangements that give the work a cinematic tinge, is now available to be streamed in its entirety on Spotify, Apple Music, Tidal, Amazon Music, and all major digital distribution platforms.

VIDEO LYRIC YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q3sQR2ERMlE