MUSIC TEACH REACTS | 2004 | Slipknot "Duality" | CLEANING OUT THE SHED EP 27

[@gustafonseca2]

Joey Jordison is the drummer and yeah, he's a beast! I love his fills.

[@nerdiousmaximus2222]

He is also the greatest drummer ever to play for Metallica

[@ArucardAmakiir]

Jay Weinberg ain't no slouch either

[@BiologistRyan]

@@ArucardAmakiir Weinberg is DAMN good

[@jqulrich]

@@nerdiousmaximus2222 Nice, but not even close. He tried to do way too much on Creeping Death. Dave Lombardo is the best drummer to play with MetallicA, but Joey is definitely a badass!

[@bowenhuffman2648]

He's the G.O.A.T.

[@TheWhills]

“WHO IS THIS DRUMMER?!” You sir...have just learned of The Great Joey Jordison

[@diogorodrigues6663]

YEA SIR - read this with Neagan's voice

[@Kyuubii999]

May he rest in peace. Legend

[@willywonka4690]

RIP Joey

[@lashedsuns4529]

RIP Joey Jordison -- you were a beast and I'm just happy that I got to see you perform live.

[@MusicShed]

Yes

[@MusicShed]

Yes

[@ic3p1ck_]

Same, so glad I got to see him perform while he was still alive.

[@TanyaQueen182]

I got to see him live 3 times. I feel blessed for it.

[@groovymcnasty]

Skipknot percussion tracks are always complex, it helps that they have a drummer and two percussionists playing tympani, large toms, and tyko-type drums. Amazing tribal effect live.

[@nerdiousmaximus2222]

Not to mention clown bat on beer keg

[@ericspring2033]

nah you could get rid of all the drummers except joey/jay just add a trash can to their kit to replace the clown

[@timothybates3468]

the Corey Taylor Sound City song From Can to Can't- one of my favorites of all time so cool to hear it brought up! Love the channel btw ❤

[@omegazx7236]

Some Slipknot songs you should check out are Wait and Bleed, Left Behind, Vermillion, The Devil in I, Unstained and Nero Forte. You're in for a ride

[@madsjensen7753]

In my opinion Nero Forte is Their best written riff! Amazing!

[@kubacekan5654]

Do not sleep on Before I Forget!

[@omegazx7236]

@@kubacekan5654 that's the one I don't like, it leans too much into butt rock imo

[@Mikaelmiddy]

Vermilion Pt 2

[@jeffyb1709]

Unsainted

[@danidynamite2]

"Why was I sleeping on these guys?"... I was honestly wondering that myself 😂. But now that pandora's box is open, any chance of a slipknot 5 by? Cuz I really liked the Linkin Park 5 by series and there's so many good Slipknot songs to listen to.

[@Swollen_Goat]

I would love if they did a 5 by after the SOAD one. Last I looked the SOAD one was winning so I am pretty that is coming soon.

[@evie1919]

oh i NEED a 5 by for Slipknot.

[@aceventurapetdetective1736]

preferably one from each album. That will definitely show how they evolved as a band.

[@me3ta143ad]

@@aceventurapetdetective1736 which album gets left out if it's only 5?

[@jacksonislegend]

Yep. Slipknot has SO many amazing songs. Everything off of their self titled, Iowa, and Volume 3 are reaction worthy but even their newest albums are phenomenal. The Gray Chapter was great!

[@gbamike64]

If you love Corey's voice and want more of the softer side of it, the Slipknot song "Snuff" is one of the most beautiful songs ever written. But you should also check out Corey's other band, Stone Sour. Especially their songs "Through Glass," "Bother," "Imperfect," and "Miracles". Those are some of their softer, prettier songs, but they've a lot of awesome, harder songs as well.

[@benguin_]

I PUSH MY FINGERS INTO MY EEEEEYYYYYYYEEEEEESSSSSSS!!!!!!!!!!!! Love that you’re branching out into less mainstream music. Every music has value. I’m glad you can step outside your sphere of influence.

[@Swollen_Goat]

"That is the best song I have ever written...today." Love you David. Please keep being yourself. The Drummer WAS Joey Jordison. He IS a MONSTER drummer. Sadly he is no longer in the band as of the past two albums and was replaced by Jay Weinberg. Song of Max Weinberg, drummer for Bruce Springsteen. Jay is very good and I love his drumming as well, but nobody compares to JJ for slipknot. His work is just timeless.

[@brunosantos1730]

Now give us more Slipknot! :D "Nero Forte" or "Psychosocial" pls! Cheers dude! Awesome job!

[@ExistierenderExzentriker666]

I am literally unable to sit still when listening to this song. It's so full of energy. Makes me want to run a freaking marathon or do parkour. Fun fact: The Duality video cost an estimated $500,000 and was shot at a Des Moines home (belonging to a fan I believe) that was to due to be renovated. The fans invited to feature in the video got a bit carried away and smashed the whole place to bits.

[@benguin_]

My wife came outside and asked me whether I was okay, because I was head banging to this while watching. So much ENERGY!

[@MusicShed]

Wow

[@ExistierenderExzentriker666]

@@MusicShed As far as I know the guy was reimbursed for the damage to the house so all is well :D But that probably explains why the atmosphere in the video is so freaking intense.

[@stonyb4046]

I thought i remembered them saying they shot this in England ? also wasn't the house getting demolished anyways ? I don't kmow I'm probably wrong lol

[@ExistierenderExzentriker666]

I looked it up to make sure :) Quote from wiki. "The music video, directed by Tony Petrossian, cost between $300,000 and $500,000 and was recorded on March 27, 2004.[17] It was shot in Des Moines, Iowa, at a fan's house that was due for renovation."

[@xXbaker115Xx]

Corey Taylor - snuff live. For an incredible show of his voice and skills Slipknot - spit it out live 2009 to see their insane shows, the stuff they do on stage is legendary. What they do with the drum kit is crazy

[@johnsmith-bh8cy]

i subbed awhile ago and was binging your videos again and barely saw THIS video. two days after Joeys passing. RIP Joey ❤️

[@MusicShed]

RIP, so sad

[@mrsimonamon]

I have been listening to Slipknot since 2006/2007 and I still get Goosebumps when I hear this song. So Powerful.

[@saifbensaid5993]

I've never seen more accurate air drumming than this guy's

[@bongzilla4172]

Corey Taylor was also found, by VVN Music, to possess the second-highest vocal range of any known singer in popular music with a range of 5 and a half octaves. He was beaten only by Mike Patton (6 octaves). My brother who is a fair bit older than me showed me this band when I was a kid, so I have grown up with this band. I'm 30 now and I still rock out to this. And From can to can't is a great fucking song, don't see many people mentioning it.

[@Droidysseus]

Just below his hero...he's gotta be proud of that.

[@-xlntc91x-]

That's bs though. He used to have some really high notes when he was quite young. But he lost a lot of his range and in Slipknot/Stone Sour never sang anything above B4 as far as I know. In my opinion you should only list singers who make use of their range regularly or can still pull it off anytime.

[@maximilianwentz3668]

Awesome reaction. I highly recommended checking out any of the following Slipknot songs. 1: If Rain is What You Want 2: Not Long For This World 3: Opium of the People 4: Psychosocial 5: Dead Memories 6: The Devil in I 7: Killpop 8: Orphan 9: The Nameless 10: Danger: Keep Away 11: Child of Burning Time 12: Solway Firth 13: Birth of the Cruel 14: Wait and Bleed 15: Spit it Out 16: Purity 17: My Plague 18: Left Behind 19: Everything Ends 20: Before I Forget

[@brandoncrow3741]

No Surfacing or Eyeless? Surprising. Hmmm...🤔

[@maximilianwentz3668]

@@brandoncrow3741 Surfacing I love, kinda eh on Eyeless.

[@Evortanium]

Hi! Please do The Jiggler - Dance Gavin Dance and Gasoline - I Prevail! Also Moon - Secret Band with Jon Mess, Will Swan and the drummer from Dance Gavin Dance!

[@kimvarki]

"...there is still something underneath his voice that is vulnerable" Thank you, you nailed it.

[@MusicShed]

I always do, all day erry day! Lol

[@dirtyroo5562]

Check out Spit it out live at Download 2009. It’s a showcase of controlled insanity led by Corey’s insane stage presence and Joey’s insane drum set. Another good one is Devil in I

[@ItsssJustice]

In response to your question about the drummer, at the time this was recorded the drummer was Joey Jordison. On another note, I'd love to hear your thoughts/analysis on Amaranthe - That Song; they're a fantastic band where pop meets metal!

[@lc81002]

My then-boyfriend gave me a Slipknot shirt for my 18th birthday. I didn't look at the back before I wore it to gymnastics practice and then I realized that the back said, "Cut your throat and keep walking." Keep in mind I was a super vanilla conservative Christian basic white girl. It was pretty hysterical. Check out "Snuff" live acoustic. Corey is a beast.

[@MusicShed]

Lolol

[@livedandletdie]

And now are you a Super Vanilla Liberal Basic White Girl who hates all cis-gendered white straight middle aged men? No wait you listen to metal music, all the artists fit into that category, I'm sorry, I'm just scarred from all the politics on youtube. Now excuse me, I'm gonna go listen to Jinjer.

[@lc81002]

@@livedandletdie uhh, not quite.

[@butter6066]

The drummer is called Joey Jordison, one of the best drummers ever. He got kicked from Slipknot due to drug and health issues. The current Slipknot drummer is also great btw

[@14vatochongo]

It’s sounds so cheesy but every time I listen to this I tear up I get goosebumps I’m just so proud to be a Maggot (hardcore Slipknot fan) I fucking love Slipknot. They literally got me through middle school.

[@marceltanaka]

nice! its hard to believe its almost 15 years since this song came out

[@bwest58]

Joey Jordison just died and his imprint is so huge. He was as good as it will ever get

[@jakejerome404]

I've waited so long for a slipknot song

[@suchgr8hieghts]

How nostalgic holy crap! I feel like you'd really enjoy a live performance by them

[@atomicr4y472]

Joey Jordison was the drummer here, he is singlehandedly one of the best drummers in metal and is known for a multitude of things. Better to look him up than to ask me questions though, lol.

[@johndorton2599]

Yes! Slipknot at last. Totally agree with you about Corey's vocals. For more of that try Solway Firth. For post graduate research into crowd control and drum tomfoolery I recommend Spit it Out at Download. Enjoy.

[@Kkesh704]

Slipknot's drummer was Joey Jordison up to the album All Hope Is Gone, where he either left or got fired before the next one, so in this video the legend of the drummer is indeed Joey Jordison. The bassist is Paul Gray who was the heart of the band but unfortunately passed after All Hope Is Gone. Guitarists are Mick Thompson and Jim Root, both of which are awesome on the guitar. Hope this was a good TLDR for the guys u asked for David :)))

[@ryanclune3883]

IMMEDIATELY CLICKED OMG YES! Next 5 by PLEASEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!!!!!

[@usagismuffins]

Nice pfp

[@ryanclune3883]

@@usagismuffins ty 😌

[@chrisMoutkastragtop]

Fuckin same

[@LJ-kr4iz]

Yep no hesitation

[@FlipperWolf]

If you're impressed with the drummer on THIS SONG which is pretty tame drum-wise for a Slipknot song, then you should definitely react to more of their songs, I don't have any in particular in my mind but take any song from their first or second album and you'll be blown away. Also I would suggest to react to some early live versions. Cause Slipknot is really a band made for live reactions, and in their early years they were literally INSANE on stage.

[@Mike55690]

I echo what others have said regarding you opening pandora's box lol. Slipknot is absolutely insane and Corey has one of the best voices in Metal period. The range from Slipknot to say, his other band Stone Sour - specifically Through Glass just shows how much of a goat he truly is. Just found your channel today and i love how you break down the songs / your overall vibe and energy, it makes reactions in general all the more enjoyable to watch ! I don't know if you take requests but if you do, definitely look into Unsainted, Solway Firth, Nero Forte, Critical Darling, Sulfur, The Devil in I, Snuff (Live with just Corey), Psychosocial, these are just some of their popular tracks however all of Vol. 3: (The Subliminal Verses) or .5: The Gray Chapter and We Are Not Your Kind is amazing !

[@Ofthelineofeld19]

I second the idea of a Slipknot 5 By. Get The Blister Exists, Left Behind, Eyeless, Sic, Heretic Anthem, My Plague; they have a lot of great music. Been lurking a while, this review got me to subscribe. Keep up the great content!

[@ProducerJames91]

The musical nerd in me likes it when anyone harmonically analyzes any piece of music....especially rock and metal.....

[@TehRealChruZ]

This song is my #1 workout song and by far my favourite they played when I went to see them live

[@aaronquarintino3787]

I absolutely love not only your reactions but also your technical breakdown of the music itself. Instant subscriber man keep doing what you're doing!

[@pauldickson3831]

It might just be me, but this band always felt the same way as Tool. I suppose the best way to put it is if I heard 100 songs from my favourite metal and rock bands I could pick out bands like Tool, Slipknot and Ghost, unlike other bands. They have a style. Thanks for another great reaction! Rock on!

[@ChrisAvery]

Definitely my favourite Slipknot song.. the guitar players are Jim Root and Mick Thomson. Also Sound City is such a great documentary.. I need to watch that again.

[@primalsonata8698]

Thanks for the reminder that the space is the music. That's helped with my inspiration. Love your channel and will check out more.

[@Blackbirb5150]

Ahh 2004 the beginning of high school and diving head first into metal. One of my first metal tunes (current at the time)

[@SlipknotWarfare73]

To me the best thing about Corey Taylor is his versatility. Songs like from can to can’t, slipknot’s snuff or stone sour’s bother are great examples of his more beautiful mellow side, while you can go and listen to slipknots first 2 albums to hear the opposite end of the spectrum, with the demonic brutality of his screams. On top of that, their first album had quite a few rapping sections and his more recent solo stuff has a more country/blues vibe. The man can do anything

[@tobvonstieglitz1891]

Insanely good pick. Also: in this video they are absolutely cleaning out the shed.

[@euanmclachlan7701]

Damn, now you've got me in a slipknot mood. I won't stop listening to them for a week now 😂

[@кяуртіс]

This great drummer passed away a few days ago sadly...

[@MusicShed]

I know, it’s so sad

[@dylangonas1765]

Previously stated below I'm sure of. But if you love Corey's voice. Ya gotta check out snuff unplugged. That song originally hits amazing. But seeing his pain and feelings spew out live. Hits so hard . It's one of my favorite live performances to watch and listen to

[@funnyperson4027]

I like the name for something like psychosocial: “cleaning out the shred”

[@baaelee]

I remember, Auckland New Zealand, October 2008. I'd just turned 13, and my birthday present was a ticket to the Slipknot show. I had the time of my life, and I still love Slipknot to this day! I'm glad I got to see the full lineup, before Paul's passing.

[@SparkimusPrime]

Always here for Slipknot! Top five bands all time for me 🖤

[@stompinromos]

As a huge fan of Slipknot, I love these sorta videos. Awesome stuff man!

[@cikame]

I'd say Cory Taylor has a special voice, there's loads of amazing voices, he's got a special one. Edit: 8:51 that was disgusting

[@MusicShed]

What was disgusting? The diminished chords?

[@cikame]

@@MusicShed It's like suddenly the keys were lava.

[@anakinskywalker5336]

I love watching people discovering new music

[@evematice6104]

Haha I just LOVE Slipknot!! Corey Taylor is unique. I've been listening to them since Iowa. His other band-Stone Sour is more melodic. You would really love it too! Thanks for the reaction. Please do more Slipknot. Have a great weekend ♥️

[@TheSpectre223]

Always hype for Slipknot reactions. My recommendation is a bit unoriginal but I'd love to see you do Snuff, followed by the live, acoustic version with just Corey. Please research the song before the reaction though so you understand not just the lyrics but the wider context for why the song matters so much to him.

[@psstimbatman6646]

One of the saddest Songs in history of mankind.

[@MusicShed]

Good idea

[@Weaslgas]

Coreys voice is just phenomenal. two of my favorite songs where his voice is just so powerfull and soft and the same time are in "i'm not jesus" with Apocalyptica (2007) and "Inhale" with Stone sour (2002)

[@melihkaleciklioglu]

There is something about the the intro. So calm yet it gives me instant chills and makes me ready to riot.

[@Tokin-Raccoon]

Love when you apply the songs onto the keys, that’s the next instrument I wanna learn. Should check out the song “unsainted.” There’s 9 band members in slipknot by the way but they count themselves from 0-8

[@CivilianInRange]

i love how you've realised the iportance of the crazy drumm perdominant mixing in this heavy song.

[@xRamZx]

Ahhh sheeeeeiiiiit here we go, the slipknot train. ALL ABOOOOOAAAAAARD!

[@virus640]

Fun facts about this song and Slipknot. Joey Jordison's real first name is Nathan. The high pitched cymbal like beat in this song where you see Clown (Shawn Crahan) hit a garbage can with a bat; that's how the sound was made. It was a steel trash can hit with an aluminum bat. Before we knew they're names, the members of Slipknot were known by their masks, and were also numbered. Joey was number 1, because the drums are the number one thing in a band, the heart beat. The heart beat stops, nothing else works.

[@AnarkyXIII]

RIP Joey Jordison, a true legend.

[@MusicShed]

Amen

[@carloquibot]

Fron Can to Can't is the song that got me to watch Sound City. Such an awesome and informative documentary. RIP Rupert Neve

[@lucasdrumond7312]

Damn David, can´t believe we finally got to Slipknot!!! I gotta point out yet again about you checking out some GOJIRA!! I think this is one of the bands alot of people are sleeping onand with their new album release is a great moment to get to know them. Greetings from Brasil! Love your videos!

[@kingchaos7522]

Dead memories is also a good song when it comes to percussion

[@richardchacon1330]

Love the harmonic breakdown. Great job. Please more Slipknot.

[@amberveihl5143]

Can't wait for more Slipknot reviews! This also was the first song that made me fall in love with them. I remember seeing them live when I was 15, the original line up. People left on stretchers from that show lol. So sad Joey passed away last week...

[@MusicShed]

I just filmed a solo Corey song last night. Just wonderful. Coming out soon!

[@ChantelStays]

Slipknot has always scared the crap out of me ...but their technical power is just amazing

[@MusicShed]

They could totally cause nightmares!

[@flef6514]

Loved the video, you are in for a wild ride. Some songs you should check out by Slipknot are Disasterpiece, Liberate, Pulse Of The Maggots, Vermilion, (Sic), and People = Shit. The list goes on, but those are some of my favorites.

[@mista_danger_4203]

This was a legendary moment in Iowa metal history when this music video was shot... and I missed it by one year! You had to be atleast 16 to be in the music video. Some of my friends made it into the shooting of the video and I'll forever be jealous of them.

[@ProtusMose]

Fun Fact: I cannot hear this song come on without grabbing something to do a "ting" on the keg hit. In this case, it was my coffee mug and a back scratcher.

[@pikochabi4820]

For anyone new to slipknot there’s definitely a few songs I recommend, Sulfur, psychosocial, before I forget, the devil in I, dead memories, vermillion (pt 1 & 2), wait and bleed and snuff. All of their songs are great but these are pretty easy to listen to for beginners :)

[@aceventurapetdetective1736]

The Drummer is Joey Jordison (He was once the best drummer and was replaced due to an illness) and their new drummer is Jay Weinberg (the son of Max Weinberg who was playing drums for Bruce Springsteen's E Street Band). The Guitar Players are Jim Root (Stone Sour) and Mick Thompson. The Melodic parts are usually Jim Root and the Thrash or heavier riffs are usually Mick. Sometimes they split the solos. Craig Jones on Keyboard, Sid Wilson as the DJ, Paul Gray was the bassist (but passed away) and was replaced by Alessandro Venturella, Chris Fehn and Shawn Crahan on percussion and backing vocals (Chris was replaced by Michael Pfaff cause of issues within the band. And last but not least Corey Taylor (Stone Sour) on vocals. These are and were the members of slipknot since they became popular in 1999-present. Normally they perform with 9 members. Ps the name for Slipknot fans is Maggots.

[@Eggyyolks]

Would love to see some more DGD reactions!

[@michaelmclaughlin6866]

Slipknot brings there own kind of energy with them and it's only something they can do. This is why they have been such a successful band. You said it yourself I got so pumped up when the song was building up.

[@lc81002]

Thanks for the tip on From Can to Can't. Amazing song.

[@BiologistRyan]

Id describe his voice as... "driving". melodic/screaming/mixed.... he DRIVES the songs.

[@DarkRulerHaDes666]

Fun fact, the bass player Paul Gray came up with the main riff/progression. R.I.P. Also, the band lineup was (at the time of this album/video); Corey Taylor - (8) Vocals Shawn 'Clown' Crahan - (6) Percussion/backing vocals Joey Jordison - (1) Drums Craig '133' Jones - (5) Keyboard/samples Mick Thompson - (7) Guitar Sid Wilson - (0) Turntables Chris Fehn - (3) Percussion/backing vocals Jim Root - (4) Guitar Paul Gray - (2) Bass/backing vocals

[@sagadegeminis1282]

Rest In Peace Joey Jordison, we will always miss you :(

[@xRamZx]

Gonna need a 20-by series for Slipknot

[@danielbuchanan1564]

So this is my 50th Birthday! Thank you for a most wonderful gift. I love this reaction video. You have to do "From Can to Can't".

[@MusicShed]

Happy 50 Daniel!!!!! Many many more in good health

[@davidlefranc6240]

lol nice slipknot improvisation at the begin! nice review too!

[@TheRedDeath25]

I was just talking about this song with my sister and bam 20 mins later reaction! My fav slipknot song!!

[@TheMobOfChaos]

if you plan to do more Slipknot, id recommend checking out Sulfur, Left Behind, Killpop, and Solway Firth!

[@jordymckibbs6613]

Aw yes, finally. Great video david. Loved it. Should definitely do the 5 by. I'd recommend, wait and bleed, devil in I, psychosocial and unsainted

[@Commandercolt44]

They have three percussionists, at this time it was Joey Jordison on drums, Chris Fehn and Shawn “Clown” Crahan on percussion. Since then they’ve had lineup changes so the current drummer is Jay Weinberg, current percussionists are Clown and Tortilla Man

[@redsnorlax1945]

The original drummer is called Joey Jordison.. He is amazing at all times

[@GO-li4dk]

This reaction channel is so different. Always this familiar atmosphere. Gets me every time

[@me3ta143ad]

FYI the guy who was hitting the keg with the bat (an instrument in this band) is Shawn Crahan aka Clown and he writes a good deal of the music for the band.

[@jordancruz2723]

WE’ll DO IT LIVE!! 😂 I know you said that threw you off but that made me laugh so hard hahaha 🤣

[@MetalMinion3]

If you love Corey's voice, you should check out his other band Stone Sour. Their songs tend to be more rock oriented and melodic, most of the time anyway. Suggested songs: 'Inhale', '30/30-150', 'Through Glass', 'Gone Sovereign/Absolute Zero', and 'Tired'.

[@ThatBlakeCampbell]

Zzyyxx Road

[@SpiralOut8.]

The song you're talking about is From Can to Can't with Dave Grohl. Another good Corey Taylor song to check out is Jesus Wasn't There with Apocalyptica

[@brandoncrow3741]

The song with Apocalyptica is called "I'm Not Jesus"

[@SpiralOut8.]

@@brandoncrow3741 yes you're right! I was mistaken haha thanks for clearing that up!

[@ilkosmolyanets]

Dear Man, thank so much that u make these content. I've started watching your channel from bmth reviews (my fav band) and ,my dude - I very appreciate the way you talk about music. I'm musician and videomaker and each work that I listen to I usually try to decompose the way how it made, try to understand all the pieces that an artist have done. And you make show me lots of new points about how music makes. Also, as a Ukrainian I like your talking. I'm feeling that I'm with my great friend fully get into music and the most important for me thing - I really growing up my English by listening to u. I understand almost each word you speak, and if it's not, then I fully understand the context you talking about. I'm very glad for getting to your channel and wish you the best. Maybe one time I can get your review on my own music, that will be damm awesome Also if u wanna and don't mind I can make you some advises about color grading your videos. I think I can make for u a bit improvement that you can use by yourself with your next videos One more time : thank you a lot, you and your team makes great thing for music lovers

[@Clem2378]

If you love Joey (drummer) you gotta do some reactions to their first 2 albums as well, it’s all epic

[@tracyhorne1180]

Dj- Sid Wilson Drums- Joey Jordison Bass Guitar- Paul Gray. (RIP) Percussion 1- Chris Fehn Guitar 1- Jim Root Sampling- Craig Jones Percussion 2- Shawn *Clown* Crahan Guitar 2- Mick Thompson Singer- Corey Taylor

[@joshwinston48]

One of the most epic music videos of all time imo

[@cornbredx]

The Sound City track you're thinking of is "From Can to Can't" and I agree Corey is phenomenal on that. Great song. Edit: Oh, you found it later haha. Nice.

[@trevorbeny5908]

I’m not sure if you find out later because I haven’t watched the full video yet but the drummers name is Joey Jordinson. He has a side project from I think 2010 maybe and it’s called scar the martyr. You have to check it out that entire album is amazing!

[@j3sterhead]

love the channel man! so glad i found you