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Drummers are some of the most important people in the music industry, and as such there is always news and information circulating about them. Whether it's a new tour announcement, a new album release, or even just an interesting article about a famous drummer, there are many sources of news and information about drummers. One of the best sources of news and information about drummers is websites dedicated to the instrument. Sites like DrumsDatabase.com, Drummer World, and Drummer Cafe offer up-to-date news and information about drummers, including interviews, reviews, and more. These sites can be a great resource for finding out about new drummers, upcoming tours, and other news related to drumming. In addition to websites dedicated to the instrument, there are also many music magazines that feature articles about drummers. Popular magazines like Modern Drummer, DRUM! Magazine, and Drumhead Magazine all feature articles and interviews with drummers. These magazines can be a great source of information about the latest news and trends in the drumming world. Finally, social media is an excellent source of news and information about drummers. Sites like Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram are full of posts and updates from drummers,
With parts of the lyrics that include "Rain on these eyes, but there's no time" and "We'll all return to the soil," Luke Titus prompts listeners to reflect on life's fleeting nature. Stream and read more about his new single "Above Us" now.
Successfully balancing hard-rocking passion and hook-ready approachability, Newborn Fossil is a stirring new EP from Marcus: the Apex Predator!. The Detroit-based indie/post-hardcore act was formed in 2015, and is led by guitarist/vocalist/songwriter Kevin Watts. Joining him on the EP are drummer Nick Marko (also his bandmate in Float Here Forever) and bassist Sean Bondareff (Kind Beast). The EP’s title track opens with invigorating immersion, building from fuzzy guitar briskness into an infectious fervency. “Yes, in the springtime air,” a fierce vocal prowess lets out, traversing enjoyably into the central hook: “I’m standing beside myself, sizing up / This newborn fossil,