- Jul 27, 2006
- 341
- 9
- 18
Feel free to discuss why they are too. Here are some of mine...
Metal:
Summoning- "In Hollow Halls Beneath the Fells" (their percussion is generally original and excellent; this particular song really stands out on that aspect though and the same with another track of their's, "Kortirion Among the Trees")
Slayer- "Live Undead" (Not only features great execution of fills, but the drums also have a thick well-defined sound to them that I love)
Graveland- "Thousand Swords" (despite being simple and not have the best drum sound in the world... it is damn effective and reminds me of a horse's gallop)
Immolation- "Higher Coward" (some very tastefully-done technical drumming here, folks)
Aeternus- "Descent into the Underworld" (has a surgically-precise pulsating rhythm and clearly pronounced double-bass to go along with it)
Godflesh and Blut Aus Nord- almost any track from "Streetcleaner" and respectively, "The Work..." (pretty organic-sounding mechanical drumming, as I've heard people say)
Non-Metal:
King Crimson- "Pictures of a City" (crazy, sporadic drumming that somehow fits along with the composition)
Autechre- Just about any track of their's (puts a new spin on rhythm with a "fragmented" sort of beat)
The Melvins- "Skweetis" (interesting drumming for this type of music)
Dead Can Dance- "Saltarello" (very basic, soothing percussion)
Hella- "Biblical Violence" (very technical and stimulating)
Metal:
Summoning- "In Hollow Halls Beneath the Fells" (their percussion is generally original and excellent; this particular song really stands out on that aspect though and the same with another track of their's, "Kortirion Among the Trees")
Slayer- "Live Undead" (Not only features great execution of fills, but the drums also have a thick well-defined sound to them that I love)
Graveland- "Thousand Swords" (despite being simple and not have the best drum sound in the world... it is damn effective and reminds me of a horse's gallop)
Immolation- "Higher Coward" (some very tastefully-done technical drumming here, folks)
Aeternus- "Descent into the Underworld" (has a surgically-precise pulsating rhythm and clearly pronounced double-bass to go along with it)
Godflesh and Blut Aus Nord- almost any track from "Streetcleaner" and respectively, "The Work..." (pretty organic-sounding mechanical drumming, as I've heard people say)
Non-Metal:
King Crimson- "Pictures of a City" (crazy, sporadic drumming that somehow fits along with the composition)
Autechre- Just about any track of their's (puts a new spin on rhythm with a "fragmented" sort of beat)
The Melvins- "Skweetis" (interesting drumming for this type of music)
Dead Can Dance- "Saltarello" (very basic, soothing percussion)
Hella- "Biblical Violence" (very technical and stimulating)
