Necrobellum
The Music
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All the words in the box above have been used
to describe
Drac's music. When he composes a piece he does it
with
such a fanatical determination and a heart laden with
emotions that it's almost scary to watch him. Always a perfectionist, Drac insists on playing, singing, recording and producing every single note of his music. Except for the back
up vocals in Ritual Of Destruction, which were sung by Drac's good friend and
musician Regina Six, Drac did
everything on his CD
Necrobellum.
His unconventional use of instruments, such as
the turntables
and strings to bring a new layer to
his
music. He'll incorporate
the turntables into a
layer
of percussion and then layer them
with the usual guitars, synths
and v-drumz. If the piece calls
for it, Drac will add whatever it needs the sweet sound of a
violin or his cat meowing in the background.
If you listen carefully you'll hear his cat, Darom's
distorted meows in the background
of Drac's song,
Decide. Or his mom accidently
knocking the studio door
and calling for him just when he began recording
Ritual Of Destruction.
Drac begins
most of his songs at a slow pace, then allows
the music to crescendo into
what resembles a wave
crashing against the rocks
on a
shore. He utilizes ambient washes in the background of many of his pieces,
in an effort to draw the listener deeper into his music. The music invites
his listeners to decipher how Drac created the menagerie of voices and
sounds. His brassy
voice enters a song with a low, intense growl, which
combined
with all the
other sounds serves as a catalyst to a variety
of
emotions
that sends chills down the spine
as it builds up to the
chorus.
The rhythm and tempo within the songs themselves change violently,
start like
a funeral dirge and suddenly
evolves into a "Cyclonic Fury".
Then without warning,
the
tempo
slows down again to
produce an irregular sound
that
takes his listeners through an experience
that leaves them feeling as if they're on an audio roller coaster. The music
and lyrics are dark and foreboding and sometimes can be scary that leaves
the listener with visions of doom reminiscent of the writings by 1800's
author HP Lovecraft.
Drac's songs echo many of the feelings about the world
and society we currently live in. Each song evokes the
feelings Drac experiences while recording alone in the
darkness of his studio.
"I think most of the
mainstream music on the radio nowadays is garbage. My goal is to someday
clog up their precious Top 10 Count Down like a festering scab that won't go
away!"
DRAC
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To the left is the proposed cover for "Necrobellum". EBGB took the
photograph of Drac during a moment of deep reflection. The photograph
reflects a deep sense of forlorn, which mirrors the
feelings within his music.
The CD is scheduled to be released some time in late summer or early fall.
We will notify you when it is released.
To listen to a few of the songs, click on the My Space button in the
navigation tool above.
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