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    Drummers on Drumming

    A podcast for drummers who think too much. Ben Hilzinger talks to the greats about creativity, identity, staying sane, and finding purpose behind the kit.
    Powered by Big Fat Snare Drum. For more inforamtion, check out www.bigfatsnaredrum.com and follow us on Instagram.

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    The Drum Panel: Is the sound in the room with us right now? Mar 04, 2026
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    Welcome back to Drummers on Drumming...a podcast powered by Big Fat Snare Drum.

    In this segment of The Drum Panel, I’m joined by Eric Urrea (Marina City) and Ralph Alexander (Poppy) for one of those conversations that goes everywhere.

    We start with life on the road and the physical reality of playing demanding shows night after night. From there we get into practice routines, creativity, and the strange balance between working hard and actually allowing yourself to rest.

    Eric also brings in a few spicy listener takes, which sparks some fun debates about jazz vs rock, whether technical drummers lose their feel, and the never-ending argument about electronic drums.

    Somewhere along the way we end up talking about confidence, why most drummers struggle to say they actually like their own playing, and how your influences slowly shape the way you hear the instrument...who'd have thought?

    In this episode:

    • Ralph shares the story of the Slayer shirt he’s carried to every show for over twenty years
    • The first drum parts we learned that actually felt like a real breakthrough
    • A debate about whether learning jazz really makes you a “better” drummer
    • Why some drummers worry that learning more might ruin their feel
    • The role rest and downtime play in creativity
    • Whether electronic drums should even be compared to acoustic drums
    • A rare moment where drummers admit they might actually like their own playing

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    Drummers on Drumming (the book) takes you inside the stories, records, and moments that shaped some of the world’s greatest drummers. Built on the Big Fat Five format of digging into top influences, it’s packed with candid interviews and personal insights. Whether you’re just starting out or have been playing for years, this book is here to inspire you to sharpen your skills and find your own voice behind the kit.

    For more information on Big Fat Snare Drum, check out ⁠⁠⁠www.bigfatsnaredrum.com⁠⁠⁠ and follow us on ⁠⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠⁠, ⁠⁠⁠Facebook⁠⁠⁠, Twitter, and TikTok.

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    The Drum Panel: Does "good" technique HAVE to feel good? Feb 25, 2026
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    Welcome back to Drummers on Drumming, a podcast powered by Big Fat Snare Drum.

    This is another segment of The Drum Panel featuring myself, Sarab Singh (MUNA), and Brendan Buckley (Shakira).

    In this episode, we talk about:

    • Getting over the fear of recording at home and figuring out certain techniques later in your career
    • Why some producers and artists choose emotional takes over technically perfect ones
    • When quantizing, sample replacing, or comping starts to blur the line between your playing and studio editing
    • The tension between technique and comfort—and why great technique doesn’t always feel great
    • What makes a groove feel “bad,” and how context, consistency, and taste shape that judgment

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    Tim Very (Manchester Orchestra) shares the five records that shaped his playing [Revisited] Feb 18, 2026
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    What is up? Welcome back to Drummers on Drumming, powered by Big Fat Snare Drum.

    I decided to move this episode toward the top of the feed and revisit it.

    Last weekend, Tim Very, the drummer for Manchester Orchestra, passed away. While we weren’t super close, we stayed in touch over the years. He was kind enough to be part of my first book, and he also came on the podcast to do a Big Fat Five. That’s what you’re going to hear today.

    Going back and listening to this conversation was a real gift. Tim was such a creative drummer. Powerful, playful, and always deeply respectful of the song. He knew exactly where to sit in a part. You can hear how thoughtful he was, not just as a musician, but as a person.

    Quick heads up about the audio. He was calling in from the back of his tour bus over Zoom. The Wi-Fi was rough. There’s some generator noise. The first half isn’t perfect, but what he says is worth it.

    About halfway through, the connection dropped completely. And just to show you the kind of guy he was, he re-recorded his final three picks as voice notes and sent them to me so the episode could still come out on time.

    That’s Tim.

    I first saw him live at The Fillmore in Philadelphia in 2018. I didn’t buy a ticket. I was playing upstairs at The Foundry with my band. To get to our dressing room, we had to walk along a path overlooking the main room. Manchester Orchestra was sold out below us.

    It’s either motivation or humiliation, depending on how your tour’s going.

    But I remember watching him and thinking, this guy really understands how to serve a song.

    So with that said, this is Tim Very’s Big Fat Five. The five records that helped shape his playing.

    I hope you enjoy it. And I hope it inspires you the way it inspired me revisiting it.


    TIM'S BIG FAT FIVE:

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    Artist - Foo Fighters

    Album - The Colour and the Shape

    Release Year - 1997

    Key Track - "Hey, Johnny Park!"

    Drummer - Dave Grohl / William Goldsmith

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    Artist - AC/DC

    Album - Highway to Hell

    Release Year - 1979

    Key Track - "Highway to Hell"

    Drummer - Phil Rudd

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    Artist - Wilco

    Album - A Ghost is Born

    Release Year - 2004

    Key Track - "At Least That's What You Said"

    Drummer - Glenn Kotche

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    Artist - The Refused

    Album - The Shape of Punk To Come

    Release Year - 1998

    Key Track - "The Deadly Rhythm"

    Drummer - David Sandström

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    Artist - Colour Revolt

    Album - Plunder, Beg, and Curse

    Release Year - 2008

    Key Track - "Ageless Everytime"

    Drummer - Len Clark

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    The Drum Panel: Chick Corea's cheap but good advice for playing music in a group PART ONE Feb 11, 2026
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    Welcome back to Drummers on Drumming, powered by Big Fat Snare Drum.

    This episode is a new installment of The Drum Panel, and it’s Part One of Two diving into Chick Corea’s Cheap But Good Advice For Playing Music in a Group.

    I’m joined by good friend of mine Rafa Vidal, who also plays with the band Almost Monday, who are currently killing it, and of course Eric Somers-Urrea is back on the panel. We start off reacting to a post from Tommy Igoe about drum education and who should really be setting the agenda in lessons. That opens the door to a bigger conversation about intention, listening, and what it actually means to function inside a band.

    From there, we break down the first six pieces of Chick’s advice and what they look like in real life:

    1. Play only what you hear.

    2. If you don’t hear anything, don’t play anything.

    3. Don’t let your fingers and limbs just wander—place them intentionally.

    4. Don’t improvise endlessly—play something with intention, develop it or not, but then end off, take a break.

    5. Leave space—create space—intentionally create places where you don’t play.

    6. Make your sound blend. Listen to your sound and adjust it to the rest of the band and the room.

    We also get into a Rafa's new endeavor called Touch Grooves. Check out more information on that HERE

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    Patch Mahoney (Hilary Duff, Bebe Rexha) shares the records that shaped his playing. Feb 04, 2026
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    Welcome back to Big Fat Five, a segment of Drummers on Drumming, powered by Big Fat Snare Drum. This episode is a first for the show. For the first time ever, Big Fat Five has two hosts. I explain it more at the top of the episode, but today Eric Urrea is joining me as a co-host. Eric’s someone I trust musically and personally, and having him in the room added a different kind of energy and flow that I really loved. It felt natural, and honestly, it raised the bar.

    Our guest today is Patch Mahoney. Patch and I share the same lockout facility, and I walk past his room all the time. I’ve wanted to have him on the show for a while, not just because he’s a great drummer, but because he’s genuinely one of the nicest dudes around. Patch plays with Hilary Duff, Bebe Rexha, and many more and has built a career rooted in taste, feel, and adaptability. We sat down and talked through the records that helped shape him into the drummer he is today, and along the way we got into things like practice habits, recording yourself, restraint, gospel influence, drum tones, and how a drummer’s voice actually develops over time. And with that, here’s Patch Mahoney’s Big Fat Five.


    PATCH'S BIG FAT FIVE:

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    Artist – Tower Of Power

    Album – Tower Of Power

    Release Year – 1973

    Key Track – “What Is Hip?”

    Drummer – David Garibaldi

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    Artist – Steely Dan

    Album – Aja

    Release Year – 1977

    Key Track – “Aja”

    Drummer – Steve Gadd

    -

    Artist – Phoenix

    Album – Bankrupt!

    Release Year – 2013

    Key Track – “Entertainment”

    Drummer – Thomas Hedlund

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    Artist – Young The Giant

    Album – Home Of The Strange

    Release Year – 2016

    Key Track – “Titus Was Born”

    Drummer – Francois Comtois

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    Artist – Transformation Worship

    Album – Overflow: The Album (Live)

    Release Year – 2024

    Key Track – “Impossible? (Nothing At All) – Live”

    Drummer – Tony Taylor

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    Honorable Mentions:

    Glory Sound Prep – Jon Bellion

    Random Access Memories – Daft Punk

    The Captain and Me – The Doobie Brothers

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    The Drum Panel: Gunnar would request a bald cap first Jan 28, 2026
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    Welcome back to Drummers on Drumming ... a podcast powered by Big Fat Snare Drum.

    This week's Drum Panel features myself (Ben Hilzinger) alongside Eric Urrea (Marina City) and Gunnar Olsen (Puscifer) aka **The Dream Team**

    We talk about:

    • The specific tools we each use to stay on top of gigs, holds, and payments
    • The not-so-obvious challenges of over-scheduling and saying “yes” to everything
    • Gunnar’s hot take on whether live percussionists should be allowed cymbals
    • How double-drummer bands actually work, including famous examples and personal wish lists
    • The real anxieties and logistics behind committing to tours vs. staying available for “dream” gigs or family
    • Practical advice for 22-year-old drummers moving to new cities—and why being physically local still matters for working players
    • Social media as a calling card: when it helps, when it’s oversaturated, and how to post for the gigs you want

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    The Drum Panel: The Bubble Solution Jan 21, 2026
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    Welcome back to Drummers on Drumming ... a podcast powered by Big Fat Snare Drum

    This week’s Drum Panel has me joined by Mark Stepro and Kris Mazzarisi for a wide-ranging conversation about what happens when gigs fall through, routines get shaken, and you’re forced to rethink how you want to work and live as a drummer.

    In this episode, we talk about:

    • How to respond when a major gig disappears
    • Why direct, personal outreach still beats mass posts
    • Aging, touring, and shifting priorities
    • Social media’s role vs real relationships
    • Practicing vs working, and why confusing them stalls growth
    • Tracking progress without over-measuring
    • Onstage anxiety, depersonalization, and mental spirals
    • Balancing family, business, touring, and sanity
    • Letting go of shame around how your brain works
    • Building a career that isn’t dependent on constant touring

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    The Drum Panel: A narcissist and a self-deprecator walked into a bar [gig]... Jan 14, 2026
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    Welcome back to Drummers on Drumming, powered by Big Fat Snare Drum.

    This week’s Drum Panel features me, Ben Hilzinger, alongside George Martinez (aka @skinnygeorge) and Eric Urrea from Marina City.

    We talk honestly about rejection, identity, and what actually gets built in the moments when things don’t go your way.

    In this episode, we talk about:

    • Rejection as a mirror, not a verdict, and how quickly one “no” can distort your self-image
    • The danger of ruminating on tiny moments, and how over-analyzing the past steals energy from the present
    • Why authenticity matters more than perfection, and how trying to manage how others see you leads to bad fits
    • The hidden value of “failed” prep, and how deep study always compounds even when the gig disappears
    • The emotional difference between ego pain and income fear, and how each one shapes your reactions
    • Balancing confidence and self-doubt, and why artists need both to stay sharp and grounded
    • How unclear communication creates unnecessary emotional weight, and what that reveals about professional culture
    • Why creative freedom often shows up disguised as disappointment
    • New Year’s intentions around health, connection, communication, and long-term sustainability
    • Letting go of shame around how you work, and learning to build systems that actually fit you

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    The Drum Panel: We all chose Grandma as our least favorite Jan 07, 2026
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    Welcome back to Drummers on Drumming, powered by Big Fat Snare Drum.
    Happy New Year. This week’s Drum Panel features me, Ben Hilzinger, alongside George Martinez (aka @skinnygeorge) and Eric Urrea from Marina City.


    In this episode, we talk about:

    • Burnout as a signal, not a failure, and how to tell when you actually need to step back
    • The success trap of linking worth to being busy, and how scarcity thinking keeps you stuck
    • Dependability, kindness, and the invisible parts of your reputation that shape your career
    • Grace under pressure, and what tech failures and bad shows reveal about who you are on stage
    • Confidence without arrogance, and how to take your craft seriously without taking yourself too seriously

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    My favorite moments from 2025 - Part Two Dec 17, 2025
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    Welcome back to Drummers on Drumming, powered by Big Fat Snare Drum.

    This week features another batch of my favorite clips over the past year. Let me know if you agreeeee.

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