Drum Technique Podcast #4 w/ Kerim "Krimh" Lechner | Drummer of Septic Flesh

[@drumtechniqueacademy]

In this episode of the Drum Technique Podcast I got the chance to interview Kerim Krimh Lechner. Krimh explains his double bass technique in detail, how he sets up his pedals, how he worked on his hand speed, what kind of bass drum triggers he uses, his thoughts on his time as drummer for decapitated, behemoth and septic flesh etc...

[@ieb994]

You have a great channel, hope it goes well for you.

[@jacoblashway]

I've been following him for so long and watched him bro so much. He should be way more well widely known than he is. By and far one of my favorite drummers slash songwriters/creators on youtube. Cheers to you for having him on. I just discovered you and this is second vid I watched. Immediately subscribed brother...... Thank you!

[@KRIMHDrummer]

It was great fun as always. Thanks for watching and follow Marthyns channel! He has some nice stuff coming up. :)

[@MrAkismalam]

You are both GREAT drummers !!!

[@JellyRoger_XIII]

I saw this only NAO! Plz dont blok meeee 😂😂😂

[@marciochiabotto590]

Your channel is becoming the best one on extreme drumming there is! Thanks, Marthyn!

[@drumtechniqueacademy]

thank you very much!

[@Pellzor]

Nils "dominator" for the next one! :D

[@JFDrummerforlife]

THIS!

[@eckinoxyt]

and frost ! would be perfect !

[@stefitsa2405]

Your prayers were answered haha

[@CJG4L]

Krimh killed it when he filled in for Inferno on Behemoth, made such a great job

[@satricon]

Wanja [Nechtan] Gröger has an interesting way of playing. maybe do an episode with him :)

[@NickSwe]

I met him in stockholm at a random gig, he was just done recording septicflesh and went to see the bands playing, he is the nicest guy, he had no problems talking about his experience in previous bands and the slipknot covers he did, etc, one of my fave drummers and codex omega was a beast of a record.

[@drumtechniqueacademy]

true that!

[@Bzzuco1430]

hm, cheers from Vienna? I think Euegen Rayabchenko is living there...Could be also interesting chat.

[@satricon]

yes!

[@genaschtes]

danke sehr. ich gucke immer noch sein behemoth live video. das ist einfach der knaller!

[@TheMorbidAsshole]

I like how marthryn is always on point with his interviews, reviews and lessons. No memes , no gimmicks, just straight up teaching and very informative.

[@drumtechniqueacademy]

thank you very much!

[@barkdude]

Sweet! Would be awesome to see the swivel monster Ken Bedene on this podcast

[@barad-dur9236]

barken 99 ken isn’t the best to interview for the reason that he doesn’t really practice his craft

[@ieb994]

@@barad-dur9236 yeah he just pretends to play all these shows.

[@barad-dur9236]

IE B he said himself he doesn’t practice

[@ieb994]

@@barad-dur9236 that's different from not practicing his craft.

[@barkdude]

@@barad-dur9236 I know he said that he really didnt practise much now in the drumtalk video. But he probably practised at some point. He's technique is flawless.

[@ajandas4178]

i get blown away by krimh's hand technique....... even if we want to play like that.. with a good volume as well... it really takes some good effort...... but i am also practicing as well ... progressing each day...

[@HKKetoRecipes]

YES!!! Was waiting for this!! Awesome!!!

[@alexsulonen]

Watching over and over again to get more and more inspired!

[@rodney.laur0]

Damn, my favourite drummer! I just love the way Krimh says ''ideas'', it sounds like ''idears'' :D Love you both, and thanks for the awesome video

[@Kshep84]

GREAT FINAL WORDS FOR SURE! words of the wise! excellent interview

[@The404Erorr]

I saw Krimh first gig with behemoth in 2013 Getaway Rock festival in Sweden. First time they played anything from the satanist live. If I remember correctly it was "Blow your trumpets Gabriel" Impeccable performance and I could just see he was and still is a total pro. Class act.

[@masteryourmind2760]

Great Interview! Thank you both very much, lots of interesting stuff. Greetings from vienna.

[@drumtechniqueacademy]

Thx alot

[@Luemm3l]

great talk, thanks Marthyn for giving us these and your other content! Really liked the austrian accent too heeh (channeling your inner Arnie)

[@martipareras5876]

Two monsters of drumming!! Do it with Nechtan !!!

[@Kisetai]

Please not nechtan is a narcissistic prick

[@Kisetai]

@Snikendeskjultgulrotnepe the way he Talks on his comment section had a huge inpact on me Me was mocking Bad drummers aswell on their videos By saying " you should learn to play before you Post videos like this" and that was quite recent To me he Sounds like a jerk He is a good Drummer Sure but he thinks he is it bc of his technique

[@acidrain812]

Pestarzt if you’re gonna insult him, at least spell “narcissistic” right

[@warrenoids]

Agreed. If you want to cover the song, but you didn't learn it, then why are you covering it?

[@arminariffin4412]

@@Kisetai ... He dosnt mean it that way i think...

[@antoinevam2180]

Marthyn, i couldn't be happier to come across your KZbin page some weeks ago! Thanks for everything mate, you're such a cool dude to watch talking, interviewing drummers and all that stuff you do! Keep up the good work! Cheers! \m/

[@drumtechniqueacademy]

Thank you very much 🤗

[@StaTicCc1]

Have to agree with Antoine. Excellent, excellent job mate.

[@anarchy4920]

I was hoping my favorite drummer would be part of your Podcast, and it happend!!

[@drumtechniqueacademy]

Enjoy :-)

[@jordanblue7206]

So glad you finally got krimh!! This dude has been an inspiration to my drumming for years!! Thanks marthyn!!

[@drumtechniqueacademy]

you're welcome!

[@jordanblue7206]

Alex bent should be on one of these!

[@chrisbukuvalas7207]

Thanks forbringing one of my favourite drummers to the podcast!!!Really like the series and Im glad Krimh was a part of it !Keep it up !Greetings from Greece

[@Naastmorkh]

love these metal drum talks, just perfect.

[@just.some.dud3]

I love Krimh! Great interview, keep it up! :)

[@Luemm3l]

also loved the part about organization/time scheduling. shows that boundaries are important and you focus on the task at hand, otherwise it will be a mess. Good to learn in life, not just for music ;)

[@adammercysystem6450]

He really looks like early 90s Mike Patton. Also he's an amazing drummer, cheers for the content!

[@Kshep84]

I can relate to his time management. Ive taken on a bunch of projects and I wished I hadnt cause I could have performed the drum parts better. Also earn respect 100% on point about that!

[@drumtechniqueacademy]

totally agree!!

[@peterscheffer9013]

Awesome, these interviews! Besides being very helpful, mainly for me these conversations give me loads of inspiration, motivation and drive, thanks to the enormous positivity and enthusiasm. And that's what we all need sometimes! Keep it up.

[@Boxerharvey1]

Really enjoyed this thanks so much. Been a big fan of Krimh for a few years now so great to hear his thoughts and advice. Keep up the awesome work.

[@paulhudicevhoof950]

Das ist sehr gute Video !Endlich weiß ich von kerim ein bisschen mehr ! Weiter so!

[@jamesgoetz6100]

The points about rest and time off is huge. As you get older and gain more technique (knowing how to use leverages and rebound to play with less energy) after breaks, you might sit down and feel concerned that you'll have lost fitness, yet many times you'll have a great rehearsal. You end up realizing how fitness had little to do with it and you're abilities had more to do with technique - and that doesnt necessarily get forgotten or 'out of shape' during a time-off.

[@BBDRUMS28]

Great interview. I recently ordered a Czarcie Kopyto double pedal, should be ready by the end of next month. I can't wait.

[@almostmatt1tas]

Thank you for doing these Marthyn. You're a killer drummer, seem like a great and humble dude, and these podcasts are great so far.

[@drumtechniqueacademy]

thank you very much!

[@Martin_TheCollector]

Kerim is MAGNIFICENT!!! & a bit underrated sadly.

[@demig0d47]

This channel is amazing Marthyn, i cant get enough of it! keep up the great job man!

[@drumtechniqueacademy]

Thank you!

[@satricon]

Really good episode! I was hoping for some closeups of his technique like you did with david diepold tho! its a great addition to the podcast!

[@dominik2327]

Amazing stuff! Thanks to both of you!

[@Fr3sHxiFn4TiC]

Hey Marthyn. I think you should try and get Marco Pitruzzella on the podcast. He seems like the kinda guy that has a lot to say in this setting and I think it would be fun to hear about his experience as one of the most extreme drummers to date :)

[@camspianosink]

Awesome video. Really enjoyed it, thanks.

[@MetalheadsReactToHipHop]

Excellent interview! Thanks Marthyn!

[@69dominus93]

My two idols! Hey Marthyn make the next with Nils "Dominator"! ❤

[@unleash-hell6666]

69 Dominus I wish!! he's awesome!! even Tim Yeung!!😈

[@jenapete]

Keep it up guys! Love your stuff. Man

[@blasteffect19]

Can you react to Tomas Haake's bleed live footage plz?

[@smokycovestudios]

Inferno from Behemoth would be sweet. Dude is a machine.

[@alexntemperley]

Another drummer from Austria who achieved a big thing... Thomas Lang? Met Krimh backstage at a festival and he was very friendly and humble. Seemed like a genuinely nice guy and then slayed with Septic Flesh.

[@Sj0bergC]

Excellent podcast! Really interesting and informative :)

[@drakteria]

your video formats are great, keep them coming =)

[@mariasuzane586]

I really enjoy watching this video! ❤️

[@neilmaccannell6778]

I'm curious as to how you approach the artists marthyn that get to share their experiences and information with us very cool podcast I'm retired from music biz but I sure do enjoy these episodes it makes me want to pick up the sticks again

[@drumtechniqueacademy]

Hey. Thank you for your message. I know most of them personally. And they are happy to share their knowledge on the platform I'm providing..

[@fordexbug7786]

Thanks for these great vids... Hopeful to see James Stewart of Vader on this...

[@RurczakKurczak]

I wanted a reaction video, I got the interview. Nice surprise :D

[@greenwoodchamp3638]

Awesome, as always! I’d love to see you sit down and chat with Hannes Grossmann. By the way, what happened to the Mario Duplantier Drum Reaction?

[@carlosvivasdrummer]

Please keep doing this great videos!

[@drumtechniqueacademy]

will do :-)

[@Naastmorkh]

MORBID ANGEL - GOD OF EMPTINESS! the perfect metal song.

[@BTeeper]

Nils Dominator next please!

[@warrenoids]

I knew it! I KNEW IT!!!

[@ieb994]

Interview requests: James Stewart (Vader, Divine Chaos) Eugene Ryabchenko (Belphegor) David Diepold (wherever he plays, I just know him for his awesome KZbin covers)

[@marciochiabotto590]

By the way, if you created a Patreon to keep these going, I'd totally support you, as I'm sure many would! :)

[@morfal663]

For the technique podcast 5 or 6... NILS "DOMINATOR" FJELLSTRÖM !!!!!!!!!! PLEASE !!!!!!!!!!!!

[@gorntheinsultor239]

Metal drummers can be the nicest person in the world, period..

[@just.some.dud3]

Hi Marthyn, you know you have to do a reaction/analyze Krimh's drumming now right? :)

[@drumtechniqueacademy]

true that :-)

[@bedgalrum]

is possible Mr Jovanovic add subtitles to the podcasts? thanks

[@neilmaccannell6778]

thanks for the reply now I'm thinking of drummers who should be on the podcasts lol yannick bercier from Quebec canada-a friend of mine and a mentor (ex quo Vadis) Hannes grossman ,asgeir Mickelson(ex borknagar etc etc etc)flo mounier(cryptopsy)Martin axenrot and the big monster nicholas barker

[@wasnietak3384]

Czarcie Kopyto! Greetz from Poland

[@tael_al_halim]

Next one: Alfred Berengena please 🤘

[@nodnarbregztem8546]

He said the 419s are thicker than a 2B, but every 2B i've looked up is also .630, except the Vater 2B (which is only 5 thousandths thicker). .25" extra length is the only dimensional difference. Maybe he's talking weight when he says thicker?

[@TheSlayerswe]

Do one with Nechtan!

[@BK117Dude]

OH, HE‘S BACK! 😜

[@drumtechniqueacademy]

haha

[@Tenshin66]

this is fuckin great dude

[@parris476]

Marthyn! Nils Fjellström next!

[@lastofadyingbreed2579]

It would be awesome if you could have Alan Cassidy of the Black Dahlia murder on your interviews

[@TupDigital]

"sometimes there's fire for the Behemoth stage show, but for Septic Flesh it's just terrible odors."

[@Shredder-KJ]

It would be awsome to see ivo namtar

[@puducha]

Waltteri Väyrynen and Sebastian Lanser!

[@MrAkismalam]

Eugene the kid lll Monster dtummer ,would be awesome to see

[@arminariffin4412]

Mr SAMUS PAULICELLI please... Great chanel by the way... Haiill Marthyn

[@drumtechniqueacademy]

thank you...

[@StefanakoC1]

finally

[@Shredder-KJ]

I would like to see Gabe seeber .and John charm rice .

[@andersjustnes1088]

Dan Presland for the next one!

[@arls9430]

Holy smokes I suggested to check him out. He did one better and interviewed haha.

[@Hedonite]

Marthyn interviewing marthyn

[@hxchxc]

colourful versions please :)

[@Kruntzberg]

A pity that there is no subtitles((

[@Christian-vq8rd]

Why? Their English is really understandable. ;) jk

[@jojomaster]

Das nächste mal evtl. was in Deutsch? ;)

[@thetheloquendero86]

SUBTITULOS TO SPANISH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@bucknasty5374]

Krimh is a really a good musician, his last record is amazing.

[@Mr.Boobfart]

Please bring Eugene Ryabchenko

[@Boxerharvey1]

Really enjoyed this thanks so much. Been a big fan of Krimh for a few years now so great to hear his thoughts and advice. Keep up the awesome work.