Drum Teacher Reacts to Alex Bent - Drummer of Trivium

[@marthynjovanovic]

I hope this observation on how Alex Bent plays helps you figure out for yourself which of his skills at the drum kit would be interesting for you to practice. This song is the copyrighted property of his owner(s). Fair use allows repurposing content for educational, critical, and commentative purposes.

[@slayer8273]

You need to analyze Ken Bedene !

[@Angel-hw5sd]

Review any song with gene hoglan in it

[@theevilincarnate645]

@@Angel-hw5sd The Philosopher would be great though

[@claytonmartin3305]

Marthyn Jovanovic Brann Dailor

[@deformitygurubashi]

Betto Cardoso from Project 46 aka bebetto ninja drummer

[@metalocalypse2011]

Alex: *crazy drum fill* Teacher: ok lets talk about his chair for a bit Alex: am i a joke to you?

[@praetorxyn]

The best part of this is his face. He's doing something amazing, and his face looks like he's thinking "Hmmm. Maybe I'll make a sandwich."

[@Nveas15]

Hahahahhaa... I was thinking the same... but more like he was cooking.. "mmm... little bit of salt, pepper... some spices and now MIX!"

[@indeimoose8945]

Alex really gave some new life to trivium. great video

[@marthynjovanovic]

totally agree!

[@dave-hc2vi]

Yes! Not to shit on anyone else, but best drummer they've had IMO. Also really like the newest album.

[@nathandrums0]

lewis cortez yeah let’s hope they actually keep this one. Trivium seems to tank drummer every 5 seconds.

[@markus_selloi]

they couldnt kick alex out that would just take the trivium away from trivium.. once alex always alex.. i dont know if i love him too much or if its normal.. his playing just makes me happy

[@MegaTechpc]

@@markus_selloi Agreed. Hes also a really sweet guy who will interact with us lowly fans on his channel. And hes a flipping amazingly talented drummer.

[@hellbentfordrumskirk5095]

Alex Bent is my drum teacher!! He’s really a great teacher!!! I’ve moved from a very simple groove with no fills to fills within a week!! He’s a really nice guy!

[@kinq396]

Oh wow thats awsome, wish him some love from me

[@drockvaashon1]

9:55 "This guy is just a great drummer." You can tell that came from the heart. I'm a guitarist and Alex makes me want to play drums

[@randydarkcloud3130]

I'm a guitarist/vocalist and I sit and analyze Alex's drums constantly. I'm totally in love with his skills, technique and control. He really knows how to play for the song and yet still shines on his own. It reminds me of when I used to listen to John Bonhams high hat for hours.

[@fattlane1866]

@@randydarkcloud3130 That's a perfect way to describe him, he has talent in truck loads but knows exactly what to play for the song rather than just trying to do as much as possible. But when he does flex a bit of his skill it never feels out of place, or over the top, it just blows you away. I love his work!

[@sammyloehnis3373]

Fatt Lane It’s tasteful. That is a part of modern drumming that is so overlooked. Dave Lombardo does this so well in Grip Inc and Slayer, which is why he is the best metal drummer of all time

[@DrGux]

The best part, and the most important to me, is that he doesn't even make a single little trick with the sticks.. Of course, ther'e no needs to show off if he can drum like that

[@robbyhotchkiss2406]

I Love Alex Bent. He's such a badass. Trivium is so blessed to have him,also. They better keep him happy, he's the best they ever had

[@GuidoAgustínBraslavsky]

React to the monster Mario Duplantier from Gojira

[@marthynjovanovic]

will do... just post the video url of the video you would like to see...

[@GuidoAgustínBraslavsky]

@@marthynjovanovic kzbin.info/www/bejne/e3uwqKaIibl7es0 Maybe this one, the one that you consider the best.

[@reythin562]

@WhoDarestheMAN gamer and who cares lol?

[@GuidoAgustínBraslavsky]

@WhoDarestheMAN gamer I dont care who is better, just enjoy both of them

[@elalbert942.0]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/fYDEi3h8qa2neZY I like more this drum cam from Mario, I find way more technical.

[@racemachine.1558]

For me, Alex took Trivium to the next level. Awsome video once again Marthyn, I would love to see you doing a reaction to Eygene Ryabchenko.

[@AcidEnemaBand]

Of course Marthus is an absolute beast but please,check this video of Alex playing in Arkaik. I'm sure you'll change opinion about Alex's drumming. kzbin.info/www/bejne/iHe2gplmrtOmkMk

[@almadaestudios]

why even compare? You know that the awards for "best drummer" naturally tend to favour career and not "skill", since the latter is kinda immeasurable

[@AcidEnemaBand]

I never compare a drummer to another,because I know it's pointless.It's just as you said that the latter is emmeasurable.Every day we discover the "best" drummer who is better than the previous who was the "best" in the world yesterday.I'm just saying that Alex can do better than Beyond Oblivion :)

[@almadaestudios]

I did understand what u ment. Thing is, what is better? Faster? more dynamics? more "chops"? It´s hard to know. If u drum too much outside a shuffle, most blues guys will kick u out of the "gig". You´re suposed to keep ur place. But again, I know what you mean, and am not disagreeing with you. You mean a more creative performance, from the same artist, yes I agree

[@almadaestudios]

But to answer the first comparison, IF comparison would be possible, no, Marthus does not destroy Alex in any way, come on. Marthus is great, but he´s not even the best drummer in cradle of filth

[@claygo126]

@8:55 Sure, this could be played on one ride... but with two, it allows each to be mic'd separately and panned. This results in an incredible sound on the album and makes the drumming sound more complex than it actually is.

[@lingonberriesofwrath1836]

I've said it before, and it needs to be said again: Other Reaction-video-creators should be obligated to watch Marthyn's videos before they're allowed to upload any video of any kind. Marthyn's videos are always jam packed with useful information and insights on drumming techniques. It's actual content, rather than focusing on the vlogger himself. I'm not saying it has to be about drumming, but this approach to making reaction videos is absolutely essential. What I usually hear from other reaction videos is "wow", "insane", or just silence while the music video is playing in the background. For most reaction vloggers, the video is about themselves, not the actual music. Marthyn takes the music, expands it and makes it even more interesting. It's never about him, it's about what takes place in the video he's reacting to.

[@stetsonc.985]

You have no idea how excited I was when I woke up and saw this upload it was the first thing I did this morning thanks a bunch cheers from Canada

[@marthynjovanovic]

wow...thank you...I'm glad you like my videos!

[@nathanlawrence656]

Same with me

[@stetsonc.985]

I've always been fascinated by the drums but I am not coordinated enough to play them your videos really help me understand exactly what's going on and how talented drummers actually are thanks again can't wait for the next video!

[@weiking695]

Alex's drumming is one of the main reasons why i loved 'the sin and the sentence' so much! Can't wait for new material and i really hope that he'll stay in Trivium for a long time!

[@thilo9086]

Yes! I love Alex bent!!

[@jodylecompte]

Trivum always finds stellar drummmers. I just wish they'd hold onto them for more than one album.

[@hunterothling8673]

Matt Midiro was the only one album drummer lol

[@alexpetitpas293]

Travis will always hold a special place for me, but Alex can WAAAAIIILL and he really brought Trivium back.

[@bastiannavarro6671]

I wish that alex will stay

[@Anthony-nk4ky]

ParkourInSky looks like we’ll get our wish. New song to drop tomorrow with Alex still on

[@VideoMask93]

Alex is on for the full album! No sign of him leaving!

[@nicolaskaser2815]

Man, I just love that you reacted to Alex Bent. I listened to Trivium's last album a lot recently and one of the main reasons for that was Alex' wicked playing on the album :)

[@Alonso012LP]

Nice video, Alex is doing a really good job, just love his drum skills. One of my favorite drummers for sure, as Trivium one of my fav. bands. Fun fact, I catched one drumstick from Alex couple months ago during the TSATS EU tour in Slovakia, IT is also my first ever drumstick :)

[@vtaps3880]

I'd buy it off you.

[@radar._.]

I'm glad you see how relaxed he is, he's such an amazing drummer

[@alexanderschildknecht2090]

Mario Duplantier (Gojira) - Space Time (Drum Cam)

[@GabLam0]

Just checked it...still doesnt seem as hard as Brann Dailor doing Capillarian Crest

[@JerryBeatFreak]

Couple things I thought of that I felt like sharing: About his pedal settings: Using lower spring tension and heavier beaters allows him to use the weight in motion has a pendulum effect, and the rebound just like we do with sticks at the fulcrum. About two rides, what I like in the mix is that even if you could technically play the pattern on one ride cymbal. It wouldn't sound like it does in this mix, because there are two sound sources (And a tiny variance in pitch because no two cymbals are perfectly matched). One on the right of the overheads, and one on the left. Giving a cool effect. I have used two rides in the past for a similar thing, but I actually use two different sounding rides usually. Another thing I really liked about his playing was his hand technique. He's using his fingers for almost equally hard hits as his wrists does (During the double ride part at 8:55 for example) and his switching between arm, wrist and fingers is hard to even notice.

[@pascalschulz5894]

Two rides cymbals is also more comfortable for me to play, just feels better.

[@mattspencer2925]

"Bobby Jarzombek - 'In The Studio' Part 5 - FATES WARNING" (for the song "One Thousand Fires" @05:00) "Baard Kolstad - Illuminate - Leprous drum playthrough"

[@CultureShockGaming]

9:30, there are many benefits from having 2 ride cymbals, first it feels way more natural to be doing fast singles/double strokes or even paradiddle and any kind of rudiments on 2 rides if these are set on the left and right side, doing it on 1 ride, (usually on the right for right handed drummers and left for lefty) means you have to bring one side of your body/other limb closer to your leading side which is actually harder and makes hitting on the upbeat trickier as you have to either use your left side or cross arms by having your right arm go over your left arm while playing which is not very practical, then it is good for working your independence, i used to only have 1 ride, since i am using 2 rides and 2 hi hats, i tend to play 16th notes more often on the left side as it leave my right side which is stronger on the snare, and gives me a stronger attack naturally, you can even work on reverse traditionnal blast beat which is quite tricky aswell ! Having 2 ride cymbals made me progress quite a lot especially when it comes to power and accuracy with my left side, then another benefit is that you can have 2 different ride sound, my right side is a Meinl Raker, which is made in B8 alloy, with a hi pitch long sustain, pretty nice for blasting or just have a big cutting bell during rock parts etc.. Left side is a Black metal ride by Stagg, which is an half raw B20 cymbal, darker with less sustain and more swing/splash to it, really better when it comes to softer parts playing shuffle and swing which s actually nice aswell ! Overall you have to get used to it, but it makes everything easier! Which is what drumming should be about no ? Like using the free hand technique by Dom Famularo, or working with ankle weights like you do, which makes following the speed of the pedal easier aswell !

[@DrummerJacob]

ChuckyDozArt Use paragraphs.

[@flavy1000]

He is one kind of a drummer!! Unique and one of the most particular renewed drrum sounds! Thanks for the review!

[@666tonsofsquirrels]

What's cool about two rides on either side is the stereo separation in the mix. It sounds very cool to have them separated from left/right ear. :) Great video, Marthyn.

[@cristiancamilosanchezboter4031]

Master I've discovered your KZbin channel recently and is really wonderful. For me is the Best description ever of a drummer technique. Blesses from Colombia 🇨🇴

[@ruskasielu6261]

Really good channel ! Usually reaction videos are just basically some guy saying "that sucks" or "that's cool", but you offer some really interesting perspectives on these players' techniques.

[@01Can]

Ability speaks for itself, Marthyn your qualification is obvious. Thanks for your instruction and experience, your a monster in instruction and drumming

[@braddary6556]

I spent the whole video watching the teachers reaction..the teacher fundamentally understands just how technical alex really is..when a drum teacher is blown away.. your doing something right.. this is a new age of drumming. and I’m glad I’m here to witness it..🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻

[@EricWilhelm28]

Alex is easily one of my favorite drummers! He makes it look so effortless.

[@montyhockey99]

Man, really love the analysis of the hand technique. Awesome videos Marthyn!

[@NeoTriicck]

Love these videos. Keep them coming! :)

[@marthynjovanovic]

will do!

[@seppel2704]

Thank you for choosing my suggestion!!! Really love alex's playing style. Great technique and an outstanding feel. Also check out his drumming in battlecross and brain drill.

[@Leoprates]

Thank you for doing this video that I asked for on the Eloy Casagrande's analysis. I think on "The Sin and the Sentence" song you would have more aspects of him to make an analysis, but it still good. Awesome! :D Ps: In other videos you should talk about the creativity of the song played.

[@reverend6665]

Your observations are soo spot on! Really helpful! Just keep 'em coming. Thank you so much!

[@welfiblablabla]

"This guy is just a great drummer" is also what I though when I heard his first song in trivium ♥️

[@marthynjovanovic]

True that

[@welfiblablabla]

@@marthynjovanovic Ich hoffe sie lassen ihn nie wieder gehen 😉

[@loicwhite]

Best drum cover : kzbin.info/www/bejne/nZLWe6mwhJyLqsU

[@loomer3473]

9:33 about the 2 ride cymbals, as a recording engineer student, I think he’s using it for the stereo alternating effect.

[@nowaz]

marthyn youre just straight up awesome, re-ignited my fire to start drumming again

[@alexanderschildknecht2090]

David Gray (Akercocke) - He Is Risen (Drum Cam)

[@donjohnny5571]

His performance on What the dead men say,is mesmerizing.

[@dark_crusader_91]

Ash Pearson (Revocation) Matt Halpern (Periphery) Luke Holland (Jason Richardson) Ali Richardson (Bleed From Within) Matt Greiner (August Burns Red) Dan Searle (Architects) Craig Reynolds (Stray From The Path)

Dear Marthyn, thanks for putting out such great content online. I really liked this video and I have also watched the one about Sepultura's Eloy Casagrande. I'm a guitar and bass player, but I've been enjoying your videos thoroughly. I love the insights you offer on technique and posture. They help me think about music in a more holistic manner. Please keep up the excellent work! Cheers from Brazil!

[@SymbolicBodom]

Hey Marthyn, thank you so much \m/ !!!! Great video as usual.

[@DrumeRGray]

Love Alex’s playing and what he’s done with trivium. When you were pointing out how symmetrical his cymbal set up was, he does use a right hi-hat live between his right rack tom and ride cymbal.

[@carlamsden6031]

Great video. Really like this format. More please!

[@noizyneighbour5790]

1.24 - "he's got two rectums" :-)

[@jarunia17]

Noizy Neighbour hahahaha

[@thiagobelline]

damn

[@Koragh_]

Lol

[@adrianshotbolt3820]

Really enjoying these videos, Marthyn. I'm not a drummer, but it's fascinating viewing.

[@WOWMetalandPastry]

The Atomic Clock please!

[@MrSir2552]

Mallorn G Yes! Not enough love for Gene. Him and Alex are in my top 5 favorite drummers

[@Stubz_Perez]

MrSir2552 couldn’t agree more! Gene is a fuckin’ heavy drummer in every aspect of the word. His feel changed my way playing and it feels amazing.

[@drumotastic]

Thanks for another awesome breakdown! Please do one for Blake Richardson from Between The Buried and Me.

[@AdHoyos]

Blake is a beast and a MUST review, he has just uploaded new videos and WOW!

[@drumotastic]

Adrian Hoyos Agreed! Either Blot or Voice Of Trespass would be awesome for breakdowns.

[@bigblacc317]

How about the sickdrummer.com video of Mirrors/Obfuscation live?

[@drumotastic]

Big Blacc I’ll second that.

[@ashburncitystandup9707]

Another awesome break down! I'd love to see Matt from August burns red as I've always found his playing entertaining and technical! Keep up the great work!

[@Spenjira]

i definitely drop in to watch your videos every now and then. as a drum teacher is very nice to be validated on the nomenclature and terminology. I am not classically trained but am pretty good at rhythm theory and transcription (its drums it not THAT hard lol). Its good to hear you using terms that Ive been using for years and explaining things the EXACT same way I do, I dont feel like Ive been saying anything to far off base!

[@lukadomazet7286]

Man these videos are awesome. I learn quite a lot things that you point out that I'd never notice on my own. Not a drummer (never even got close to a drum set) but anyway I love these. Hope to see more in the future.

9:33 If you use 2 ride with 2 hands it's more comfortable than 1 one ride. But you lose more free area on the left because the ride is big and you can't take an extra tom or a cymbal before the hihat or up the hihat. He use 2 because he needn't more tom or cymbal but there are many Trivium song where he play with 2 ride

[@dougarnold7955]

That's neat how he rests the stick on the snare between beats. I've noticed some drummers do this (I guess it's just personal choice) but it does seem like the timing would be easier to keep this way, a bit like stopping strings on guitar. Also the low tension on the pedals is intriguing, the ability to rest the beater against the head...it's like consistency of approach with hands and feet.

[@jaimiday7048]

Great video!! Fotis Benardo of Septicflesh would be a great tutorial video. I don’t know if he’s drumming any longer but I still get a kick out of the live video footage.

[@travisoverly1432]

I was in high school and went to competitions with Alex bent he went to Enoch’s High school in Modesto CA. I was at Ceres high school though. He was always an intense drummer then. He certainly is even more so now.

[@coryayers9419]

Recently stumbled across your channel and I've already applied some of the knowledge you share. New sub. Thanks and keep them coming!

[@furcoat9458]

That drum playthrough was recorded inside a room trivium rented in my families music store in orlando. I had no idea, i recognized the rug and then the black carpet all on the walls

[@AndrewJShirley]

The comment about the two ride cymbals is probs the first "negative" thing I've heard you say on your channel and even then, it's stated as your opinion but nothing wrong with it. God, I love your videos. Awesome!!

[@blacknemesy]

Can not unseen Alex blatantly resting him left hand on the snare. What a slacker. Jokes asides, i love how he seems to take every bit of momentum to bounce around, its so fluid.

[@randysterbentz5599]

Just an amateur thought, but another reason he might have two ride cymbals is on the sound design side of things. If the rides are mic'd separately and panned to opposite sides during playback, it gives a neat ringing-in-your-ears feeling. I thought about that just because immediately afterwards he swaps between the two chinas and you hear a difference in the panning (or maybe they're just pitched differently)

[@leandrofernandes5915]

thanks from Brazil!

[@Nitroso_0]

Awesome vid. Really informative. Love trivium and I'm loving the addition of alex, always looks so calm and relaxed. Something a lot of drummers need to do more. My recommendations are Jummy "the rev" Sullivan from A7x and Joey from slipknot.

[@catetaylor8675]

This was an awesome video! for sure subscribing you're so informative but in a way that it still makes sense to non drummers

[@Lam1e]

this is great! please keep continuing this video series. i would love to see an analysis of either chris turner or paul seidel. keep up the good work!

[@benjaminbrandon8197]

One of my favorite current extreme metal drummers that's actually very active especially in underground Black and Death Metal(in fact, I think he's currently drumming for Benighted) is Kevin Paradis. I love watching him play. He has a very interesting technique and is very good. I would say look into Kevin Paradis.

[@lennyd4712]

Great analysis...thank you very much!

[@vacateistheword]

Thank you Marthyn! There's an old Blastology video of Tony Laureano playing Nathicana by 1349... crazy blast beats and double bass. Would appreciate a review :D

[@marthynjovanovic]

true that video is great

[@FadyenRS]

In Alex's regular setup he does actually have a second hi-hat on the other side. I believe the symmetrical setup was at least in part due to when he played in a cover band and sometimes played things the other way round to stop himself getting bored.

[@maicolgiolo26]

Matt Garstka "Tooth and Claw". I think it will be more interesting ..

[@drumotastic]

Maicol Giolo Super interesting! So many subdivisions and quirky too.

[@droblit]

and physical education & tempting time

[@danband3]

He actually does have another drum kit about the same as this one in the video. The other kit has another tom tom and floor tom as well as another high hat.

[@danband3]

I forgot to mention that his other drum kit is his touring one.

[@vicyday11]

Jordan Mancino from As I Lay Dying or Chris Adler of Lamb Of God. Love your take on these drummers.

[@sanchopanzo110]

Great drummer! Now he’s at the same place with Chris Adler and Tim Yeung for me) P.s.: thanks for interesting review

[@kevinkuypers]

I really enjoy Baard Kolstad or Alex Rudinger (his Conquering Dystopia project with Jeff Loomis and Alex Webster) right now. Both are amazing, of course, but very different drummers. Really cool channel and nice insights!

[@marthynjovanovic]

thank you

[@Rahulplaysdrums_189]

Chason Westmoreland!! Do his analysis too! This series is really great

[@creestee2229]

Chris turner - oceans ate alaska covert, ukiyo or escapist. He uses metric modulations which is pretty cool!! I would love to see your breakdown of him!!

[@neon-rust]

Nice! Please do Tomas Haake from Meshuggah! "Clockworks" is a great example, and there's a very nice and react-friendly video of it also :)

[@giullianomartini]

Marrow and Stengah are awesome examples too!

[@bigblacc317]

The live drumcam for Bleed

[@ArthurDoesThings8960]

Anyone else notice/hear the toms @9:36-9:40? Right hand china....switches to left....he shakes his head (implying he missed something). I hear tom notes but no tom strikes during this part. The dude talked right as this happened, but listen closely.

[@JustinSloneker]

I'm not a drummer or anything; and even tho I don't know much "drumming vocabulary" I still found this super informative and interesting. Very cool.

[@pravused]

I like how you refrained from commenting on the fast double bass parts that are neither 32nd notes or triplets,and keeping it clean.Everyone cringed at those parts but I do like it,it is human playing all the way,even with merged takes.I 'd like to suggest a review on Jamie St Merat's performances or Chason Westmoreland's during his time in Hate Eternal,or maybe a podcast if you ever get the chance,keep it up Marthyn \m/

[@Gadsby_wav]

I’d love to see one of these for Kyle Brownlee from Counterparts. His play through of “Arms Like Teeth” is definitely worth checking out!

[@micke5040]

Great video! Very interesting. Please do Daniel Erlandsson of Arch Enemy! Perhaps "Dead eyes see no future live drumcam", its for sure one of my top favorite songs to play on drums 🥁 Again, awesome video, thank you!

[@necro9742]

Please react to "Architects 'Naysayer' drum play through with Dan Searle"! Very nice video btw

[@ironlemon666]

Haha, I asked for that vid not so long ago and you uploaded it on my bday :D Thanks!

[@foxmoulder7724]

idk if he still does but he played in battlecross for a while, saw his first show with them at DNA lounge. he has a lot of stamina

[@TerribleGM]

Love the video. I recommend Matt Greiner of August Burns Red, also Matt Halpern of Periphery for future videos.

[@LimpBizkit999]

Great analysis as always.

[@countbleck35]

check out morgan agren's vic firth spotlight with frederik thordendal and dirk verbeuren playing juular

[@emilianoariasAR]

Baard Kolstad from Leprous

[@emilianoariasAR]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/apzNo5KgeradgbM just an example, every drum playthrough he does is great

[@andrepirellas4906]

That guy is a genius.

[@GoreZilla1954]

Great video as always, I would love to see you do a video on Spencer Prewett Of Archspire

[@TheFuskao]

Great videos Marthyn!! loving all of them. I've seen some great suggestions here, and would like to add another one. Aquiles Priester playing some Angra songs (from Temple of Shadows). They are relly good. Congratz from Brazil.

[@invisibletriangles9735]

The two rides symbols are just for a stereo effect. It is pleasant for me to listen through two different headphones then one placement in the stereo spectrum.

[@angelrgdrums]

Maybe review the playthrough for The Dillinger Escape Plan's "Panasonic Youth" by Chris Pennie? Not really HQ footage but the playing is just over the top.

[@marthynjovanovic]

thats a great idea!!

[@stevel2309]

Blake Richardson - Between the Buried and Me! PLLLEEEEEAAASEEE.

[@aleccarver6765]

I'm not a drummer, but these videos are really interesting to watch. I don't always pay a whole lot of attention to what's going on with the drums, but Alex Bent makes me pay attention. I'd love to see a reaction to Jared Klein of Rivers of Nihil, another drummer that really stands out in my ignorant-to-drumming ears.

[@seyho5421]

Best format video! Keep work!

[@marthynjovanovic]

thank you very much...will do!

[@DARRENC910]

Please observate Nick Yacyshyn, the drummer of Baptists. On the Live at Rain City Studios. The first 2 songs mould together so you've got to listen to it as one. Betterment and Think Tank Breed. Thank you

[@demondrive147]

9:05 If you don't want to carry second ride for 16 note accents on ride bell, would it be easier to carry some percussion 12'' bell, or even 2 exact same bells on the right&left for the same effect?

[@marthynjovanovic]

I would just play as much as possible on the bell of the 1 ride I bring with me

[@demondrive147]

I'm here just to suggest some solutions for playing stuff like Alex did without hurting your back. Cheers!

[@fb4x]

Very insightful analysis - thank you for that! Also, it would be really interesting if you react to Matt Halpern or Mike Mangini. Cheers from Klagenfurt

[@marthynjovanovic]

gerne!

[@swizzler68]

Great video. I read when Trivium made their last album ( and debut with Alex Bent) Alex often did his drums in the studio in 1 take, and rest of the band were blew away by his drumming skills. I hate the fact I sold my pearl export kit now lol