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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,
Michael Sweet feels people can't get past the memories and times that go along with their favorite albums Christian rockers Stryper consisting of lead vocalist / guitarist Michael Sweet, drummer Robert Sweet, guitarist Oz Fox and bassist Perry Richardson released their latest studio album When We Were Kings via Frontiers Music Srl back on September 13,
House of Lords drop visualizer video for new single "State of Emergency" House of Lords consisting of lead vocalist / bassist James Christian, guitarist Jimi Bell , keyboardist Mark Mangold and drummer Johan Koleberg have unveiled a video for their latest single “State of Emergency” from their new studio album Full Tilt Overdrive, which was
Freeform transmissions from Radio Free Aquarium Drunkard on dublab. Airing every third Sunday of the month, RFAD on dublab features the pairing of Tyler Wilcox’’s Doom and Gloom from the Tomb and Chad DePasquale’s New Happy Gathering. This month, Chad kicks things off with a moody, drifting mix of avant-garde, ambient music, downtempo pop & soul. Wilcox follows it up with a selection of 2024 tracks that all feature Dirty Three drummer extraordinaire Jim White. Sunday, 4-6pm PT.
Let’s hear it for Jim White! The drummer has been having a hell of a year. He got back together with the Dirty Three, he released his first solo album, the playful/absorbing All Hits: Memories; he put out a new duo record with the fantastic guitarist Marisa Anderson; he showed up on Ned Collette, Bill Callahan and Myriam Gendron’s latest masterpieces. And just this month, the Hard Quartet (made up of Jim, Matt Sweeney, Stephen Malkmus and Emmett Kelly) released their excellent self-titled debut. This is all high-quality stuff, people, every moment bolstered by White’s expressive skills behind the kit. To celebrate Jim’s sound, dig into a small sampling of tracks that the drummer has appeared on over the past several months.
On Tuesday (Oct. 22), Alex Van Halen publishes his memoir, Brothers, about his relationship with his late brother, guitarist Eddie Van Halen. To celebrate, the drummer has released the full six-minute version of “Unfinished,” the final song he and Eddie wrote and recorded together.
We know Darkside like to take their time with things. The duo of electronic producer Nicolás Jaar and jazz guitarist Dave Harrington shared their sophomore album Spiral in 2021, eight years after their cult favorite debut Psychic. Today, Darkside are back: They’re now a trio with drummer Tlacael Esparza, they have a new single out cleverly titled “Graucha Max,” and they’re going on their first US tour in 11 years.