Chilean duo Orbital Resonance Dilemma has dropped "Medusa," a piece of gut-punchingly raw anthem that straddles the line between classic rock and contemporary emotional fury. Written by Franco Pavez (guitar) and Sebastian Meneses (bass, vocals), the song channels the classic rock of past generations, reminiscent of bands such as The Cure and Ramones.
The song begins with the story of a man enraptured by love, haunted by a woman whose allure and chaos mirror the myth of Medusa itself. It is a contemporary meditation on those addictive relationships that we cannot walk away from, no matter how toxic.
The duo revitalize whatever made it magnetic with catchy melodies, raw emotion, and storytelling at its most forceful. The chemistry between Pavez and Meneses feels purely natural, their sound dynamic yet stripped back, in keeping with the primitive spirit of rock.
Orbital Resonance Dilemma is gathering steam on the road to their debut album, "Medusa," which is a statement of intent. It's evidence that rock is simply biding its time for musicians armed with this kind of vitality to rouse it back to life. Still packed with their Chilean heritage, they are establishing themselves amongst the new breed of international rock acts in today's scene.
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