DJ-Draven's Song of the Week:
Making A Bomb (Extended) by Miserylab
Who (Band): Miserylab is the creation of Porl King, the former front man of Rosetta Stone.
What (Band): Miserylab is the main method of expressism that Porl has today in both his music and his views on the world. The band's music is very driven to pointing out the dire issues that Porls sees in capitalism and in government policies.
Why (Song): Making A Bomb presents music elements that are very similar to those of Rosetta Stone, but also show a form of evolution. This evolution is the broadening of the music expertise of Porl and in creating a song that stikes a more personal note.
Where (Song): This song may be too mellow for a club, unless the club is doing mellow sets. It is good for radio as well as the lyrics are expressive, but not vulgar. Porl has an incredible tact in this effect to make the song ideal for any medium while still getting his message across.
How (Song): This song is one that has haunting elements that many of Porl's mellower songs from Hiding In Waiting from Rosetta Stone. The effect is emphesized by the guitar solo intro and also the echoing of the vocals.
Making A Bomb to be is much like the album Unerotica by Rosetta Stone. They both show the transition that Porl has made as an artist. Unlike Unerotica, this song shows the personal views of Porl in a raw form that only a song can truly express.
Cocktail: 1 Part Hiding In Waiting (Album) + 1 Part Empathy + 1 Artist's devotion to his artistic expressionism Mix for an hour and serve with honesty.
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