rate this guys drumming
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bit of an unknown but I feel like he deserves some attention
Rate this guys drumming
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Nolan Murphy
wow not cringe at all, actually pretty good
Adrian Long
that is zach hill, drum man for the death grips
John James
A drummer bleeding all over his kit is so edgy and stupid.
Dominic Cox
I imagine he probably did it by accident, bud.
Jeremiah Ross
that is zacharias mountain, bongo player for clipping.
Oliver Wright
he bleeding so it means he's very good :)
Grayson Gomez
Aw, god dammit. Zach Hill is starting to be a meme now. I don't know how I'm going to handle that. I always feared the DG fans moving into Zach's stuff. Well, it was fun while it lasted.
Dominic Gonzalez
hella is still really good
don't let the memelords ruin your appreciation for their music
Jordan Hall
>implying Sup Forums is the rest of the world
Ryder Moore
This shit spreads. It's not like Sup Forums users can't browse Reddit. Then it goes from Reddit to the rest of the net.
Camden Watson
hey actually if I want to get into math rock, what's the best way to do it? I got into zach hill's stuff through death grips and so far I've been enjoying it so far.
is there a math rock flowchart?
Nicholas Cruz
There's only two good math rock bands. Hella and Don Caballero. Slint is boring and Giraffe? Giraffe! is for avant-teens.
Check out Cheval de Frise and Tera Melos though, they alright. There's other good math rock but it's all written in japanese.
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Justin Ramirez
what is time machine modulus
Jace Edwards
>Slint is boring
easiest way to spot a pleb desu
Lucas Lewis
Dylan Nelson
Hey, this is actually pretty good, not cringe at all.
Jason Perry
>now
Noah Allen
It's fairly recent. I think Zach Hill wasn't as popular before Exmilitary came out.
Lincoln Edwards
>no playing over the barline
>rudiments next to nothing LRLRLRLRLRLRLR
>0 dynamics
However he does a solid job counting in odd time. The problem is he doesn't make it interesting, it's too vanilla within the bar, and not even in the pocket. I feel like he would sound alot better in studio than live.
Isaiah Cruz
>The problem is he doesn't make it interesting
It might not be interesting to you if you're an academic drummer but I have a hard time finding another drummer who has his style. He's quite unique and to me that's interesting.
But I'm not a drummer though and I see how one could be mad about his stuff.
Ryan Jones
Hella is fucking awesome. My piano teacher showed me that exact video OP posted when I was in 8th grade. I didn't really know what to think but I kept going on youtube and rewatching it. Hold Your Horse Is is classic as far as I'm concerned. Devil Isn't Red is another favorite. I haven't gotten too deep into much else even tho I have the discog on a hardrive, the next on my list to listen to is Church Gone Wild/Chirpin Hard.
Xavier Cruz
The only reason his style is unique is because every other drummer knows it's stupid and pointless to play like that
Juan Sullivan
He's not terrible by any stretch, he just doesn't really hold up to a lot of modern drummers in my opinion. He's just a good drummer and thats all.
Jaxson Watson
You should listen to There's no 666 in Outer Space. It has vocals and sounds different than their other material. It's more accessible but still intricated. It's pretty good, sounds like the Mars Volta. It has a lot of potential to be hated because it's so different but, hey, judge for yourself.
Adam Thompson
Oh, I didn't know that. I still like it.
Brayden Ortiz
You're right. I don't consider him an extremely good drummer. As a matter of fact I don't see him only as a drummer anymore (for having listened to his solo stuff). He's pretty much a composer. He drives the composition of a song, he's not merely maintaining a beat. He has more control over what the song will be like than any other drummers. He's kinda like Les Claypool in a sense, he put a secondary instrument in the forefront.
What do you think about Damon Che?
Dominic Green
He's really interesting to watch, he's doing some really complicated stuff and it looks like he's playing rock band drums.
However, I find it slightly annoying when people send you mathrock drummers and ask you how good they are. The easiest way to tell how good a drummer is, is listen to them play in standard 4/4 or 6/8 time, anyone can play and make odd time signatures look difficult (they aren't).
But as for your question, this guy is really interesting and does some really cool stuff with the ride, and I'm a sucker for repetitious simple beats playing along with the guitar instead of bass.
William Turner
>However, I find it slightly annoying when people send you mathrock drummers and ask you how good they are.
Haha sorry I know what you mean. I used to do that with tech-death drummers in highschool. Got bored of it and moved on to math-rock for the novelty of it. I was going to post some John Stanier but I guess I won't be now.
Who's your favorite drummer? Any interesting stuff you wanna share?
Ethan Price
favorite drummer? Hmm let me think about it, i'll go out for a smoke and think about it.
Blake Scott
Yeah well this kid has definitely everything I love in a drummer
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My favorite drummers tho, aren't really technically amazing drummers per se, but drummers who are 100% crucial to the band by playing what the music calls for and not jerking off. Like Claude from Ween and Bill ward from black sabbath.
Luis Roberts
I totally will! this is so far already awesome! Thanks!