Leprous The Price - Johnkew Drum Cover

These guys (Leprous) deserve WAY more recognition. This song, the first on their new album, is a real shredder on the drums, and I absolutely loved playing it. The synchronization, head-nodding tempo, and crazy accents and fills were just wonderful. The rest of the album is great too, so if you haven't yet, definitely check it out. Baard Kolstad is a phenomenal drummer. Crazy chops all over the place, and one of the most dynamic drummers out there. (Check out his playthrough of Rewind). I hope I did this one justice. I often ask people over at my Facebook page what music they're listening to right now. It always leads to great discussions, and I often find great music that way. Anthony Verdier has been providing great feedback here and at the Facebook page for years now, and last time I asked, he recommended this album. After a quick preview, I purchased the album, and since I've listened to it dozens of times. Thanks for the heads-up Anthony, and for those of you not yet on the Facebook page, join us for great conversations here:   / johnkewdrums   (BTW, it looks like I left out Simen Daniel Børven on bass in the video credits; apologies) Recorded on Sonor Select Force maple drums, Pearl free-floating maple 14-inch snare, Evans G2 batter drum heads and G1 resonant drum heads, Sabian HHX Evolution 14-inch hi-hat; Sabian AAX-plosion 14-inch hi-hat auxiliary; Stacker with Sabian 19-inch Paragon china and 18-inch AAX O-zone, Sabian 21-inch Holy China, Sabian 18-inch HHX crash, Sabian 19-inch HHX crash, Sabian AAXplosion, Sabian Paragon ride cymbal, 18-inch crash, DW 9000 double bass pedal, DW 3000 hi hat stand, Tama drum throne, Vic Firth Danny Carey signature sticks, Audix Fusion overhead microphones, Apex 435 room mics, Audix D-series mics on toms and kick, Audix i5 and Shure SM57 mic on snare, M-Audio Profire 2626 interface, Logic Pro X, Sony Alpha 6000, Canon T2i, Canon Vixia HF M40, and GoPro HD Hero cameras, Shure in-ear monitors.