The drums in particular, and I thought it was interesting.
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Let's all beat our drums in girl-power solidarity and agreement.
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The guitarist Bryce Dessner asked for more drums in his monitors.
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He took up drums in sixth grade and guitar as a teenager.
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I've played drums in a blues bands for the last fifteen years.
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Drumming Remember when he played the drums in that Calvin Klein ad?
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Steve Gorman played drums in the Black Crowes from 1987 to 2001.
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" He added, "What's wrong with beating on your drums in your birthday suit?
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Here he is, playing drums in the so-twee-it-hurts Honey Brothers.
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Then I played piano, started producing on Logic and brought the drums in.
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He had spent his 20s playing drums in and managing punk rock bands.
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There is ululating and the pounding of drums in the distance: protesters, apparently.
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Pupillo, who plays drums in the superdynamic Brazilian band Nação Zumbi, is the other.
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You come from a drumming background, but there's rarely live drums in your recent work.
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Tall and kind with thick forearms, honed from playing drums in a mediocre rock band.
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Brooks learned how to play the drums in his youth from famous jazz musician Buddy Rich.
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For a while I was playing drums in the band - we were just a three-piece.
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He started playing drums in his church band at 12 and was rapping in high school.
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But there, I set up my own drums in the practice room, and I play my shit.
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He also played drums in another punk band, called the Swedes, that released an album in 1995.
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"Drums in the Night" was Brecht's first produced play, but he later expressed dissatisfaction with its ending.
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Per Logan's official biography, he plays drums in a band with his friend Tenney, another new doll.
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Day grew up a few blocks from Prince and played drums in his first band, Grand Central.
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Hart is encouraging people who attend the march to blow conch shells and bang drums in peaceful protest.
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O'Rourke goes to Whataburger or the dentist or plays the air drums in his minivan while discussing politics.
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That is Pacific music—all wooden marimbas and leather drums—in which the songs are soulful and communal.
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The atmosphere was carnival-like, with participants waving colorful rainbow flags, cheering and beating drums in the capital.
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Tribe members and supporters beat drums in celebration of their hard-fought victory against Dallas-based Energy Transfer Partners.
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In jazz, when an organ is included, it joins the drums in forming the rhythm section of the band.
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Virendra found inspiration at a very young age when he saw his uncle play drums in a classical band.
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On "Sweater," the emo auteur Felix Walworth, who sings and drums in Told Slant, dreads unboxing last year's outerwear.
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I played drums in all the bands, but this time we even had a rock cello and matching outfits.
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Another Twitter user, called BerlayCat, posted an image of a gang of cats playing the drums in the Grand Place.
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The drums in the breakdown following Post Malone's first appearance on the track are wayyy up in the mix, too.
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He began to play drums in strip clubs, and by the late 1950s he was working with a jazz quartet.
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"I hadn't played drums in so long," Mr. Tate said in a 2005 interview with the newspaper Port Folio Weekly.
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Mr. Sandlin played drums in that band and also played guitar and bass on various artists' records over the years.
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Before B. left, Jud Jud organized a show with Tampa's other parody acts—two of which he played drums in.
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He also used to play the drums in a band called Black Cherry which featured Paul Black from L.A. Guns.
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Haudenosaunees sang with water drums in their ancient language, Nakotas sang heart-throbbing Sundance songs, and Shinnecocks offered round dance songs.
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You could be playing pianos and drums in Playthings, but you can do that without VR, so I picked food instead.
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"Beating the drums in opposition out there in any way, shape or form certainly doesn't help the climate here," he said.
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According to the Chicago Tribune, Keery used to play drums in one of the city's best psych-rock bands, Post Animal.
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All I wanted was to play drums in a different city every night, so I decided not to rock the boat.
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Mr. Pipps, 59, played drums in the late '70s with the Mystery Girls, opening in theaters for the Ramones and Blondie.
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Mr. Duffy then headed out to play drums in a firefighter's pipe-and-drum band before starting his next night tour.
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He started playing drums in the eighth grade and played in his high school band and two other bands before graduating.
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They were one of the few who said: hey, you can also smash the drums, in a crochet bralette, no less.
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Witnesses tell us Gaga sang for about 30 minutes and even played the drums in front of the intimate 50-person crowd.
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A woman with the same name as Mr. Tarrant's sister played the drums in local rock bands, according to local news reports.
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Since the song was intended to be a demo, there are no drums in the song but handclaps providing the drum beat instead.
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I had a good union job that allowed me to do other things I enjoyed, like playing drums in my church's gospel band.
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A viral video shows one person playing the drums in front of Bennett as she tried to ask him questions with a microphone.
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During college, played drums in a jazz-rock band called the Leather Canary with Donald Fagan and Walter Becker, who later formed Steely Dan.
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He began playing the clarinet in the fourth grade, he recalled, but picked up drums in junior high, because the drummers all had girlfriends.
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The 55-year-old Palestinian learned his trade from his father, and sells his clay drums in the occupied West Bank and in Israel.
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I love playing with friends, and to be confident enough to sit in on the drums in that situation... that's good enough for me.
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"I was enabling [Adrien] and I felt responsible," says Desmond, who parted ways with Guerra and then asked Shreibman to play drums in Bell Witch.
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I ask because most of us probably would not choose Daniel Adair, or as he is also known, the guy who plays drums in Nickelback.
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Tillerson, who had played drums in his high-school marching band, won a band scholarship to the University of Texas, where he studied civil engineering.
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As the United States has become the world's largest producer of oil, demand in the fields has soared for pipes or drums in a hurry.
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There's three layers of drums in it and that are added, plus live vocal percussion and then actual bongos and cowbells, and then my lyrics.
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New Sentences — The dedication of "Hit So Hard: A Memoir" (Da Capo Press, 2017), by Patty Schemel, who played drums in the rock band Hole.
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Few doubt that either a President Clinton or a President Trump will rattle the US drums in the Middle East more vigorously than the current incumbent.
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With the addition of American Brandon Walsh on drums in 231, the three ex-pats took their noise punk to the clubs and cabarets of Berlin.
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Grochowski is the most varied, having played guitar in indie act Sub Verso and Breakthrough Frequencies, and drums in Prisms, The Exposure, and The Gentle Stunts.
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Growing up in Britain, she learned to play oboe, piano, guitar and drums; in her teenage years, she was exposed to late-night raves in Liverpool.
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My dad is a pastor himself and played drums in the church choir, my mother was a choir director, and my grandmother was the church organist.
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García Nesitla plays bits of metal, strings, and drums in scattered bursts as Foulkes continues circumambulating the sculpture to the escalating momentum of the spinning assemblage.
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A large circle forms where musicians play complex polyrhythms on bendir frame drums in the style of gasba music, a genre named after the flutelike instrument.
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One to add the considerable pile of moments in his varied, unpredictable career, which stretches back to when he was a teenager playing drums in The Iguanas.
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Saudis responded to the news of his removal with enthusiasm on social media, in some cases tweeting videos of children dancing and people happily banging drums in celebration.
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"He switched from guitar to drums in his informal band, made extensive progress in regaining speech and took constant pride in his home and property," the statement said.
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In 2014, I saw Just Blaze play the drums in a crowded airport hangar-sized venue in Austin, Texas, as part of a Boiler Room event during SXSW.
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"There's a few bad things I've done..." begins singer Katie Gavin over dark electronic drums in what I think is the best album opener I've heard all year.
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"Vitriol," one of that's record's standouts, stripped away the band's usual trappings of roiling guitar, bass, and drums in favor of curdled electronic arrangements and staccato quasi-rapping.
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Netflix tapped Selena's family to help produce the series, including her sister Suzette, who played drums in Selena's first band, and their father Abraham Quintanilla, who managed it.
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Ginger Baker, who helped redefine the role of the drums in rock and became a superstar in the process, died on Sunday in a hospital in southeastern England.
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The arrangements are acoustic and austere — a guitar, a piano, sometimes a violin, sometimes some drums — in songs that chronicle how addiction affects three generations of a family.
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When he graduated, in 2003, he couldn't find employment, so he bounced between various jobs, played drums in a rock band, and performed in an experimental theatre troupe.
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In 1971, Scott Asheton, who played drums in the group, got blitzed on the sedative secobarbital and drove a tall truck full of rented gear under a low bridge.
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His included a helicopter flyover, officers on horseback and from canine units, as well as a group in uniform playing Top 40 hits on calypso drums, in the lobby.
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Once he joined this band—he used to play drums in Dangers—he fit perfectly into how what me and Neal [Sharma, bass] always wanted this band to sound.
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This elegant calligraphy appears on the two 55-gallon steel drums in "Fixtures/Double-Hung Portholes 04696DL" (2004), in which the drums are surrounded by a post-and-lintel frame.
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But you could also spend very little: For years people have been just cutting oil drums in half - which costs almost nothing, and is also a fabulous way of grilling.
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I've tried multiple times and spent countless dollars to achieve fame through music, whether it be playing drums in my old band or networking with other touring bands or otherwise.
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Or like this: [electric revving] That's the sound of Volkswagen's ID.3, which was created by Leslie Mándoki, a composer who played drums in the European disco band Dschinghis Khan.
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As I play drums in Adoran, this offers me a chance to experiment in ways I don't as a guitarist, especially as I'm not a trained or highly technical drummer.
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During the late 22001s, he was playing drums in the influential punk band the Stimulators, and then in the early '255s he founded an even more influential band, the Cro-Mags.
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Government soldiers posted a video of themselves playing the drums in celebration on the outskirts of rebel-held areas, as leaflets were dropped, telling those inside to flee or face death.
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He sang with his family and played drums in church; his dad played the keys and his older brother—now a minister of music in Massachusetts—is a self-taught keyboardist.
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The album finds Triptych Myth — featuring Tom Abbs and bass and the ever-potent Chad Taylor on drums — in tender, slowly mutating dialogue with Cale Brandley, a reeds player and vocalist.
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He played drums in two bands, and his embrace of fascism, on the surface, shares some traits with the hipster's cooler-than-thou quest for the most extreme of musical subgenres.
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His début album, "Big Baby D.R.A.M.," demonstrates the same genre-hopping sensibility: bright upright piano flutters over skittish 808 drums in its brainiest moments, but at its best it's all id.
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This op-ed offers a new sell on the supposed merits of waterboarding and ends with familiar terrorists-with-WMD riffs that helped beat the war drums in 2002 and 2003.
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As Trump arrived for dinner with the king, a spectacle awaited him: Men dressed in long white turbans and carrying swords swayed and chanted in unison to beating drums in a courtyard.
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Nowadays we're used to laughing along with characters as they poke fun of Captain America's inability to grasp modern references or laugh at the sight of an octopus playing drums in Aquaman.
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After playing drums in the New York dance punk outfit, Liars, for the last 14+ years, multimedia artist Julian Gross decided to go solo to pursue his first loves: art and design.
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I was always the guy who really wanted to be a musician and I had drums in my basement and stuff, so I got to a certain level on all the instruments.
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At night he sang and played drums in a jazz band, and when his G.I. Bill scholarship money ran out, he decided to forget about the law and make music his career.
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As a teenager, the El Paso native played drums in a band called Foss, a post-hardcore outfit that also featured At the Drive-In and Mars Volta frontman Cedric Bixler-Zavala.
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But when Lane asks Rory to be a role model for her twins — just like Lorelai was a role model for her — it almost makes up for putting her drums in storage. Almost.
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He played drums in Eternal Champion, and, during the main show, lead guitar with long-running Wilkes-Barre metalcore quintet War Hungry, who share Power Trip's dual penchant for shred and hardcore toughness.
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"The voluntary action was driven by reports highlighting the risk that the drums in these washers may lose balance, triggering excessive vibrations, resulting in the top separating from the washer," Samsung's statement said.
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When "Negus of Ethiopian Sax" was originally released on Philips Ethiopia, it was a showcase for shellela, with Mr. Mekurya's tenor ululating over electric bass, organ, piano and drums, in hypnotic triplet meter.
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After Soutak , I wanted to make a more energetic and assorted album as a necessary conversation between different Western Africa people and drums in order to implicate our musical neighborhood in our concerns.
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On Madonna's LP, Rodgers brought in Edwards on bass, and Chic's Tony Thompson on drums, in many ways helping fuel her success via Chic's veteran skills from their time as a backing band.
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So he started posting pleas on Facebook to secure a plan b, which came in the form of an old high school friend's younger brother, who drums in local band Andra and the Backbone.
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In the American Revolution, while the British were standing in lines banging on drums in open fields, America's ragtag guerilla Patriots were in the woods quietly waiting to topple the world's most powerful army.
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Would this person probably do a fabulous job playing the drums in the worship band, if only you, a less talented, less experienced drummer, who still has seniority in the community would step aside?
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With his perfect boy-band brown hair, hipster T-shirt and dark-wash jeans, it's perhaps no surprise that in the American Girl world, Logan plays the drums in his friend Tenney Grant's band.
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Greenbelt also has a black belt in taekwondo and played drums in a cover band, but he says he's had to scale back both of those activities since the births of his two sons.
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Mr. Tillerson became an Eagle Scout at age 13; he later graduated with a degree in civil engineering from the University of Texas at Austin, where he played drums in the Longhorns' marching band.
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WIMBERLY I was on tour with Solange Knowles, playing drums in her band right before we were about to start working on our record, and the song "Suit and Tie" [by Justin Timberlake] came out.
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"He would turn the sound up when groups caught his eye," Davis's nephew Vince Wilburn Jr., who was living with his uncle at the time and playing drums in his band, recalled in an interview.
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Mr. Stampfel invited him to play drums in his band, the Holy Modal Rounders, a psychedelic folk group that went on to open for the Velvet Underground, Ike and Tina Turner, Pink Floyd and others.
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Some Democrats expressed concerns that the killing of Tehran's top general could lead to a fiercer beating of the war drums in Iran and could put American interests in the Middle East at risk. Sen.
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An obsessive musician from a young age, Mr Bensick played the drums in The Munx, a bubblegum group, The Bridge and Sheffield Rush, two psychedelic bands, and Hy Maya, an experimental band influenced by free jazz.
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When listening to the drums in Kenji Kawai's "Ghosthack" on the original Ghost in the Shell soundtrack with the Ten 5s, I can practically visualize how open the player's palm is when hitting the drum's leather.
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There were no thunder sticks or banging drums in the stands, which commonly added to the hyped atmosphere when Tanaka pitched against Darvish in Japan, but the home crowd did its boisterous best to support Tanaka.
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Bestial Devotion, who helms this project and also bashes drums in the prog-stricken Negative Plane, twists Mercyful Fate's evil melodies into demented longform black metal, warping them into alien shapes that don't obscure their catchiness.
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With these songs split up and tied down to the limitations of a recording, elements like the groove of the guitar and drums in sync on the extended outro to "The Object of Power" stand out.
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Take the Celtic Frost-y plod from Hutcherson and Coleman's drums in the final third of "Bloodletting" or the stripped-down ballad section of "From Ruin" with only Pendergast's voice and a clean guitar tone, for example.
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Second of all, this silver fox currently drums in Devendra Banhart's band, and in the past he's made music as Priestbird, Megapuss (with Banhart and The Strokes' Fab Moretti), collaborating with a ton of other cool people.
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Only the nature sounds avoid inorganic discord; otherwise, the scraped synthesizers in "Twilit," the scratchy drums in "Cupidwing," the modulated groans in "Rune," and the grainy static that envelops the album would all sound harsh in isolation.
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Ayesha: Liz works at the pub i spend 70% of my life in and someone told me she wanted to play drums in a band so I went up to her and suggested we start a punk band.
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Around one million Catalans rallied in Barcelona on Monday, waving red and yellow striped flags and banging drums, in a show of support for independence after Madrid moved to block a referendum on the region's split from Spain.
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Another theory suggested that playing drums in the streets in the night — especially during the bacchanalia of Carnival season, when drum groups perform most intensely — is too time-consuming and dangerous for women, who should instead stay home.
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Several months later, in the midst of Beyoncé's Super Bowl 50 cameo, you can spot her marching band flash metallic gold IVY PARK logos on their bass drums, in front of 115 million people before departing from the field.
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Northern & Shell's owner, Richard Desmond, a flamboyant former porn-baron who plays drums in a band with Roger Daltrey of The Who, bought the newspaper titles in 1003 (except the Daily Star Sunday, which he launched two years later).
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" Scott's brother Grant, who also plays drums in Frightened Rabbit, thanked fans for their support on Twitter this morning: "All we ask is you keep him in your thoughts, keep an eye out and keep sharing his picture online.
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Not that there should be so many of those: The table-tennis parts, which sometimes involve playing with objects like wine glasses and drums in lieu of paddles, require no less skill than the ones for the traditional instruments.
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"I appreciate when my mom buys me stuff I don't have," Hadya said, listing things like school supplies, clothes, and most recently, some fun makeup for her to wear when she plays the drums in an upcoming music show.
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He shot the tires of women's cars as they traveled on desolate Florida roads at night, did unspeakable things to them, cut their bodies into pieces and buried them in 30-gallon drums in the orange groves of Indian River County.
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The Deep End Club is the brainchild of Tennessee Thomas, who became a cool kid on the block back in the early aughts, when she was still a teenager, playing drums in her 60s girl group-inspired band The Like.
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In focusing on Afrocentric traditions around the world, Simmons and Stewart reveal a ritualistic connectedness in black people; Simmons' 1969 photograph of Nina Simone singing packs a similar energy as Stewart's 2002 shot of men playing the drums in Santiago, Cuba.
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The movie does end on a lighter note — first with the end-credits scene, which renews a running gag about a super-sized ant subbing in for Scott by playing his drums in his house, and then with the ending title cards.
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Mr. Trask created the music and lyrics for the hit "Hedwig and the Angry Inch," while Mr. Yanowitz played drums in productions of that show, after performing in Jakob Dylan's band the Wallflowers and backing artists, including Natalie Merchant and Yoko Ono.
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J.C. Jamison Ross won the Thelonious Monk International Jazz Competition for the drums in 2012 by playing a reliable hand: He eschewed pyrotechnic displays in favor of a buoyant, catalytic pulse, gently interweaving some New Orleans funk into his standard jazz swing.
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Bieber opened with an acoustic version of his "Love Yourself" track, and was then joined by Skrillex on guitar and Diplo on keyboard and drums, in a flat performance of "Where Are Ü Now" that looked like a provincial college's battle of the bands show.
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Released on Tuesday, the steamy clip finds Joe Jonas and his bandmates Cole Whittle (bass), JinJoo Lee (guitar) and Jack Lawless (drums) in various states of undress as they perform the funky dance-rock jam in an old warehouse, an elevator and house party.
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If you're not familiar with these Greek gods of math rock, the bass and drums duo of Luca Cavina and Paolo Mongardi formed in 2010 and have toured with everyone from Retox to Melt-Banana to Fuzz Orchestra (the latter of which Mongardi always plays drums in).
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But what comes on screen is no brawler—it's Double Kick Heroes, a rhythm-action shooter in which you hit buttons to beat bass drums in time with rollicking hard-rock instrumentals, to keep hordes of beastly creatures from the back of a careening classic convertible.
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"I don't think it's fair to base the fate of the next ten + years of his life on the decision of a girl who doesn't remember anything but the amount she drank to press charges against him," Ms. Rasmussen, who plays drums in the band, wrote.
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It's clear Kato heavily consider his musical influences when crafting his works—in the show's press release, it's evident that the artist's history of playing drums in a punk band and designing band logos helped shape his style and frame his entrée into the art world.
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In its current iteration, the saxophonist Roscoe Mitchell is the only founding member left; Famoudou Don Moye, who joined on drums in the 1970s, was also on hand, along with the trumpeter Hugh Ragin, the cellist Tomeka Reid and the bassists Jaribu Shahid and Junius Paul.
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"I often say that people in Northern Ireland are probably more British than people in the mainland," said shop owner David Milleken, 46, who drums in one of the many marching bands that hold annual parades to mark Protestant military victories dating back to the 17th century.
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Davis is among the most radical pianists of her generation, a sharply articulate and ruggedly uncompromising improviser; joined by the bassist Stephan Crump, she'll almost certainly take Overall — who strikes the drums in measured, deliberate gestures, despite his zesty demeanor as a performer — into fresh territory.
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GarageBand for the iPad is also getting a feature called Drummer, which can automatically add drums in several different styles, and Apple is releasing a brand new app for recording called Music Memos, which is meant to let people who play guitar or piano quickly capture their ideas.
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Chris Slade, who pounded the drums in a niche between two tall banks of Marshall amplifiers, has taken turns in and out of the band since the 1980s; he has now replaced Phil Rudd, who was fired last year after pleading guilty to drug charges and death threats.
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At one point in the performance Muñiz and some of the other children were in cage-like structures, a seeming nod to the controversial family separation policies that have become a part of the debate over immigration in the US. Shakira played the drums in the background while it was happening.
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I was a fan of the band, and from being in the scene that we were all in—I was playing drums in a band called Nervous Wreck at the time and we were a hardcore band, and Architects were this band that everyone in Brighton just looked up to.
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Sure, Black Sabbath paved the way, and the guys in Sleep make some pretty stony music in their other bands (Al Cisneros, bass and vocals, fronts spiritual doom metallers Om; Matt Pike, lead guitar, has stoner thrash band High On Fire; and current drummer Jason Roeder also drums in experimental act Neurosis).
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None of these cases are as egregious (or as funny) as the Yosemite Incident, but little things like these and other odd details and mistakes in this era (the inaudible kick drums in Lil Yachty's "Minnesota," the ambient crunching of plastic bags(?) in DJ Esco and Future's "100it Racks," just to name two) keep happening.
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"Jack and the Beanstalk" was adapted from the fairy tale of the same title by the English actor-musician Mat Fraser ("American Horror Story: Freak Show"), who also plays drums in the two-person band (the music director Meghan Kelleher is at the keyboard); Mr. Fraser's wife, the neo-burlesque star Julie Atlas Muz, directed.
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The basic principle behind this music is that all songs sound better faster and dinkier; to realize this dream the masterminds in charge of making alterations speed up the songs in question about twice as fast, then substitute sharp, high sheets of keyboard texture for whatever the original instruments were, turbocharging the drums in the process.
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Originally featured on Mars' 24K Magic album, the song — co-written and produced by the Stereotypes — has a new jack-swing inspired beat and plenty of drums in the version with Cardi B. Of course, their performance brought the house down, and even included an extra verse from the rapper and a dance break to highlight Mars' skills.
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" There are more conflicts to resolve, and choppier horns and drums, in "LoveHappy" — "Lucky I ain't kill you," Beyoncé snaps at one point, recalling Jay-Z's alleged affair — but eventually she turns to singing and decides, "Love is deeper than your pain and I believe you can change/Baby, the ups and downs are worth it.
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Pro-life activists get video of Planned Parenthood suits talking about chopping up unborn babies for their parts, and we have to hear claims about how they're "selectively edited" repeated in the press forever — but a clip of an anonymous teenager smiling while someone drums in his face is a five-alarm "fascism in America" fire!
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Similar feelings of alienation and dislocation hound Andreas Kragler, the missing soldier who returns to his native Berlin after World War I in Bertolt Brecht's "Drums in the Night," which has been given a sweaty, exciting and somewhat messy production at the hands of the director Christopher Rüping at the Münchner Kammerspiel, the theater where the play premiered in 1922.
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The last-minute request was yet another topsy-turvy turn in a week-old trial that had already been disrupted by a flash mob banging drums in protest of Mr. Weinstein and the appearance of the supermodel Gigi Hadid, who was called as a potential juror and caused a stir among the paparazzi gathered on the street outside the courthouse.
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Mr. Cyrille is a forceful player who drums in isolated touches and leaves plenty of sonic space, so there was room to focus elsewhere: on Mr. Frisell's smoldering harmonies and terse melodic flow; on Mr. Street's responsive bass playing; and on the glinting electronics and piano of Mr. Teitelbaum, each full of a distant allure and vested with the density of rainfall.
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