Davis’s drumming served as the foundation for what many consider to be Bowie’s most important work. We spoke to him shortly before his death in April 2016.
 

Founder of DW drums speaks about what made him start a drum company... during an economic crisis.

Following the death of Remo Belli, tributes flood in from the music industry and beyond

Candidates will compete in a winner takes all drum-off to decide outcome of US presidential election in November. 

The Trap Set with Joe Wong presents: Pete Thomas (Elvis Costello). Photo by: David Lee

Debbie Knox-Hewson (Charli XCX) talks about pop gigs and how to get them.

Esteemed jazz-rock pioneer Lenny White discusses his Miles Davis sessions, getting carjacked, and why music may have lost its way.

Dinosaur Jr.’s Murph reflects on pioneering alternative rock and those times he used to steal him mom's car to go joyriding... 

We chatted to Mark Guiliana about that time he got rejected from some prestigious music schools, and then went on to become one of the most creative drummers on the scene today. 

We met up with Iron Maiden’s Nicko McBrain for a chat about legacy, fist fights and broken noses… 

We asked a gaggle of Audio Engineers what really Grinds their gears. They didn't hold back.

NAMM 2016 In Photos

We visited the Evans Drumheads factory and pretty much just got in the way whilst people were trying to do their jobs. We also shot some video. 

M.I.A’s Kiran Gandhi talks about the music industry, unexplored opportunity and how to make the most of it. Given she’s a Harvard MBA grad, we paid close attention.

We dropped in on Steve Smith at home for a frank and open discussion about some of the bleaker times in his career and how they ultimately helped him move forward.

We went to Meshuggah's Studio in Stockholm to spend some quality time with Tomas Haake. It was eye opening. And almost back brekaing...

Featuring Tomas Haake (Meshuggah), session legend Steve Smith, M.I.A's Kiran Gandhi and lots more. Click here to read or download, all for free. 

According to Copeland, they recorded "one minute of mad genius"

Jason Barnes talks about the incident which took him right arm and his determination to play drums once again. Photo: Creative Commons