Trevor Drako is not a man to fool around. He does not record in a cushy, well-equipped studio where he has a little legion of engineers to make him render a smooth perfection. He does not want to be an industry darling. That is what he is doing, what his film, “Bottomless Emotions” utterly convinces of, trying to work through the uncooked mess of feeling, one take at a time. And that could very well be what this moment in music is all about.
Captured in one take at Larger Than Life Records in Lexington, Kentucky and in less than two hours styled and mastered, Bottomless Emotions is not a refined jewel, but a diamond created by pressure and coming straight at the gut. It hemorrhages integrity. No filters. No apologies. Nothing but Trevor, his microphone and all the things that are not said.
It is not just bluster of angst. It is a full-band genre-smashing explosion of rap rock/punk and trap, alt-country, and acoustic singer-songwriter grit that comes together to feel like a therapy session you did not know you needed with the emotional depth of a beautiful rainbow. Borrowing boom bap revolutions, stoner rock fringes, and moving towards his internal hurricanes, musically and emotionally, Trevor is in a cycle of a self-fluctuating trouble.
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