Medusa's Revenge by peachlyfe

Forget what you’ve heard - Medusa wasn’t the villain. She was the warning. Now, she’s back, and this time, she’s got the soundtrack.
peachlyfe’s Medusa’s Revenge is more than an EP - it’s a reckoning. Four sprawling tracks (each stretching between 7 and 9.5 minutes) channel vengeance, motherhood, femme power, and the vengeance of the divine reclaimed. Medusa, the serpentine icon, the non-cis-passing beauty, the misunderstood and mistreated. She’s no longer just a myth. She’s a movement.
The trip begins with Mother, a left-field punch that shouldn’t make sense, but does, pulling chaos into something weirdly anthemic. Then comes I’ve Been So Lonely plunges into the depths of eerie trance and nostalgic techno, its atmospheric jazz vocal morphing the track from shadowy to euphoric. Medusa’s Revenge Pt. 1 follows, a hypnotic trance ride laced with krautrock swagger and melodies sharp enough to cut. And then...the grand finale. Medusa’s Revenge Pt. 2, a nine-minute beast that drags you through the final, glorious act of her revenge.
The gods? They don’t speak much these days. Now you know why.

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