The Drum Department is a podcast for drummers, brought to you by drummers!
Get the latest info on your favorite drummers, learn about new gear and see what kind of trouble we can get ourselves into each week!
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The Drum Department is a podcast for drummers, brought to you by drummers!
Get the latest info on your favorite drummers, learn about new gear and see what kind of trouble we can get ourselves into each week!
Proudly presented by drumeo.com
Copyright: © 2022
Liberty DeVitto was Billy Joel's drummer for over 20 years. Liberty provided the backbeat that a generation grew up listening to both in the studio and live. We've asked Alex Cohen, Ramon Montager, and Jared Falk to record their version of Billy Joel's "Allentown", a song that has that classic feel, so we could see Liberty react in real time to these different versions of his parts in this episode of The Drum Department - who played it best?
Prog-rock music is a drummer's dream: lots of cool parts, big drum kits and odd times - it's a drummer's playground for drumming indulgence. The drum community elevates prog drummers as stars - and today we share some notable prog drummers, and learn all about what makes a prog drummer a prog drummer!
Big in the '70s and '80s, rototoms seemed to all but disappear in the '90s. They have seen a resurgence in the past few years, showing up on drum-sets everywhere. Today on The Drum Department we learn all about the mighty rototom and check out how versatile they can be with the help of a kit we built entirely out of them.
All drummers have a signature style and sound - but can you identify them by only hearing them? Today on The Drum Department we're going to test our ears and our familiarity with our favorite drummers by stripping down some of their most popular tracks to just their sound on the drums. We'll learn what makes a drummer's sound and style so unique.
Dom Famularo was the world's drumbassador- no matter what style or era drummer you were, Dom wanted you to feel connected to the history of drumming. Equal parts pro drummer, world class educator and trailblazing motivational speaker, Dom dedicated his life to inspiring drummers all around the world. On today's episode, we pay tribute to one of the most important figures in the drumming community. We'll share stories, show some never seen clips of Dom, and celebrate the life and legacy of Dom Famularo.
Drummers love their snare drums. Some drummers will even set up two or three snares on their kit to have all kinds of different sonic options. We've always wondered, what would it be like if we turned a whole drum-set into snare drums? For today's episode, we actually modified an entire drum-set into snare drums! Check out what this crazy kit sounds like and how we did it!
A few months ago, we shared who several of our favorite unsung drum heroes were. These are drummers that really inspire us and that may not be household names. Our awesome audience had lots to say about drummers that inspired them, so today we're going to share 10 of the amazing, forgotten drummers that our audience loves.
The Drum Department's first call-in show! Check out the burning questions the drumming community has for us, and learn about what the future holds for Drumeo and the cool projects we are working on.
Today's modern rock and pop drummers bring a huge amount of energy and excitement to their performances. It makes you wonder, "what if a drummer from today was thrust back in time and played with some of our favorite bands and artists?" What would those classic songs sound like with today's edgy drumming? Today on The Drum Department, we put guest drummer Tosh The Drummer to the task of playing classic songs with modern drumming!
Drummers love to explore new rhythmic ideas, and we'll often use odd note combinations to add tension to a groove or fill. What if we took some of the world's most famous songs and added odd groupings to them? Today on The Drum Department, odd-time-drumming master Aaron Edgar will warp some of your favorite songs to see if they might be even better with more complex rhythms!