love how you really put some effort into explaining why different drummers are on this list. looking forward to part 2. (p.s. - steve asheim really deserves to be in the top 5 of this list. of all the death metal drummers from the early days of the genre, his playing has stood out as being more rythmic and better thought out than most)
We need the great Lord Marco in here. What he does is beyond human. And I'm not talking about his speed alone. I'm talking about how he achieves to be creative at incredibly high tempos and never writes boring or straight drumlines. He is the perfect blend of technique and musicality and he's being overlooked for many years now
Difficult to please everyone and to include everyone. The "perfect list" is the one created by yourself and for yourself. Your list will be either be very similar, completely different or exactly the same. Either way, no one will be incorrect, in my humble opinion (unless you include Rikki Rockett from Poison in this list, then we will exchange words! Ha ha!!). Always remember that opinions will always vary!!
@@NAT-turners-Revenge they may not have been so active lately, but they undoubtedly helped kick off some of the techniques that all these drummers rely on. early morbid angel and suffocation (early 90's) was groundbreaking. i guess you cant blame the guy tho, he wasnt even alive back in the day when it all started ;)
@@brapamaldi I think many of us were cheated from seeing either.... sandoval is one of my fav drummers. Seen angel 3xs, suffocation once ( fortunate to catch frank b4 he retired) .... im 36... been listening to metal since 93, but didnt get active going to shows till 2002.
@@traviskas sorry man, but it was around before him. no disrespect to him (i love his contribution and was pretty bummed when he left suffocation), he brought a whole new level of technicality to death metal drumming, but the blast beat can be traced way back to the 60's if you look into it enough. as far as death metal, symphonies of sickness by carcass (which was more death metal than grindcore) came out before human waste (1989 vs 1991) and includes some of the fastest blast beats at the time. ken owen and mick harris were doing some amazing stuff for metal before the 90's rolled around. was a great time in music back then.
I think Yanic Bercier is a pretty cool drummer too. His isolated drumlines are still complete songs. You can listen to them for hours and not get bored. I also like his signature ride patterns.
My favorite 1. Pete comando sandoval 2. Mick Harris 3. Bill Andrew 4. Derek roddy 5. Flo mounier 6. Steve asheim 7. DD crazy 8. Nick Anderson 9. Donald tardy 10. George kollias
you can tell in his more recent shows that all those years of playing have definitely worn him down through the multiple decades of high speed blast beats before kick drum triggers were even invented. no tricks, no technology, just pure talent, pent up anger, and debilitating back-pain. lol
@@skimbeeble6195 he's an old man lol. I don't necessarily like the past few albums, but the first 4 are always a go to for some brutal tunes. Respect to the band as whole. Also shout-out to Alex Webster best in the biz.
I feel like this video was made just for me, Spencer Prewett and Hannes Grossmann in particular being some of my favorite players! Can't wait for part II🙂
You throw a list of legends, any of which if missing you would be called out on, and peoples jimmies are still rustled. Great list, can't wait to see the remaining 5!
iiXeno I thought so too. I love Derek, he’s such a cool ass guy from what I’ve seen and very intelligent when it comes to specifying different aspects of his playing.
Where’s Tim Yeung, George Kollias, Pete Sandoval, John Longstreth, Krzysztof “Doc” Raczkowski, Flo Mounier, Witold “Vitek” Kieltyka? I agree about Derek Roddy. He personally helped out our band when we were just getting started. He’s an amazing drummer & very caring person. Our drummer became really close to Derek. Derek was kind enough to let our drummer borrow his trigger. We used it for our live applications & recordings.
the guy from cryptopsy on none so vile - idek who it is but he is one of my favorites from that era. i love how raw the drums were on that and how he uses the snare musically ie varying hits using the edge and center etc. today everything is always completely even so it almost sounds fake. it's fine but i like that abandon, and he was faaaast as fuck.
I like them all. I can learn from them to help me better myself as a drummer for my band. My band plays their best for me, and so I play my best for them. Teamwork = great sound.
Dave Culross (Suffocation, Pyrexia, Gorgasm, etc.), Torey Moores (Deprecated), Rob Proctor (Assück), Brian Fajardo (Noisear), John Longstreth (Angelcorpse, Origin, etc.), George Torres (Dehumanized)...
Very happy to see Hannes Grossman on the list, as well as a few others, but there's one guy I'm really hoping makes the list...Michael Ranne Jr. His work with Through the Eyes of the Dead is just amazing. As a guitarist of 30 years+, I've seen and played with tons of drummers. Something about Michael Ranne Jr stands out.
Was looking for someone to mention Vitek. Every time I listen to Winds Of Creation I have to keep reminding myself he was only 14 or 15 when that album was recorded
I'm a fan a Anthony Barone and I won't challenge your choice,but I implore you to watch/listen to the drum can footage of the drummer "Darkside" from the band MGDLA, during their performance of Lessons in Futility V. I promise you, his technique is probably unlike anything you've seen. It doesn't seem possible to do the high-hat work he does while never ever altering his snare timing. Performing that technique seemingly thoughtlessly while doing these doubles and triplets on the kicks in my opinion has to be seen to be believed that it's not a drum machine doing that shit.
Joe Blogs that might be the case, but I’m trying not to make a generic top death metal drummers list with the OBVIOUS genre defining masters. Some of them are inevitably gonna make the list but I saved a lot of them for honorable mentions, but there are incredible drummers scattered throughout the genre that I’d prefer to shine the light on besides those who’ve been in the light forever. Even then, it’s not like I’m listing total B list drummers. hopefully you’ll find more commonality in the second part of the list if your interested. Thanks for watching and replying though!
Violence Underground Yeah but that’s kinda exactly what you did lol. These guys are all amazing drummers and I’m not saying otherwise, however they’re all the obvious choices from generic techdeath bands (that is if you can even consider Gojira or Ne O dm). I know it’s an unfinished list and all, but this should include people like Vagelis Voyiantzis, Kai Hahto, Kevin Paradis, James Stewart, and Simon Schilling, alongside Roddy and Grossman, if you’re trying to choose non-obvious picks (or if you’re trying to be right lol) edit: also forgot Lille Gruber damn, that dude is like the undeniable king of “prog” death and absolutely stomps on anyone in the genre
Chandler Brown it’s a balancing act and it’s not perfect. There’s a lot of different things that went into making this list and I redid the order a billion times after weeks of narrowing down a list of ten drummers. Perhaps your right, it’s not like these guys aren’t well known for death metal drummers but I did say they weren’t b list drummers. Not all of these are obvious choices imo but we’re talking about some of the best. There’s just so damn many outside of a top ten that seem like obvious choices to people who enjoy discovering or know a good deal about extreme metal drummers. And I’d argue gojira and Ne O are progressive death metal bands, maybe not so much gojiras last album. There’s always gonna be other drummers people think should be on a top ten list but realistically, it’s all subjective.
C*ntcrusher should of been on there that was like 12 years ago to and I haven’t heard anything that comes to mixing styles to random switches and the kicks are like machine guns lol
Spencer Moore of Inferi, Austin Archey from Lorna shore, Jared Klein from Rivers of Nihil, Bryce Butler from every band imaginable and Marco pitruzella also from every band imaginable?
As someone who doesn’t play drums, at all. Seeing Derrick Roddy live is like watching a super human. Cannot even comprehend how someone can do that for an hour straight and have that much motor control
Derek roddy is definitely an uber master. The second part should contain richard christy, sean reinert, lord marco, george collias and 66samus. And a special mention for flo mounier and johnny cage from the early dying fetus.
Me sorprende mucho que bateristas como Ken Owen de Carcass, Steve Asheim de Deicide, o Mick Harris de Napalm Death, no sean incluidos, esos bateristas serán muy rápidos, pero no serían nada sin estos pioneros
Flo Mounier Cryptopsy Pete Sandoval Morbid Angel Origin John Longstreth Max Kolesne Krisiun Mike Hamilton Deeds Of Flesh I used to go see those bands when I was younger. The drumming always blew my mind away! There are a lot of great drummers and bands but those are the drummers I can think of from the top of my head.
So many butthurt comments where's this and where's that? Music is interpretational so one person's list is wildly different from the nexts. How about the real question, what happened to Necrophagist?
HELL YES!! Seriously that dude actually shits on several of the guys in this list, has all the same skillsets plus incredible dynamic range, possibly the best in the field imo
Spencer Prewitt at #10??? Are you kidding me? Here, let me make this easy for ya. Top 3 Death Metal Drummers based on the speed, technicality, sheer brutalness, and next level drumming: John Longstreth of “ORIGIN” Lord Marco of “Rings of Saturn” Spencer Prewitt “Archspire” Here are a few more David McGraw “Cattle Decapitation” Flo Mourner “Cryptopsy” Francesco P. “FleshGod Apocalypse” Gene Hoglan “Strapping Young Lad” Also, if you have never heard of the band “Beneath The Massacre” then you are missing out because they like Origin, Archspire, and Rings of Saturn are taking Death Metal to new heights. Their genre is called “Tech” Death Metal for a reason. Atleast you actually put Spencer on your list which I give props to you 🤜🤛
I love John, maybe he’s in the other half of the list? and gojira is an amalgamation of genres including death metal, maybe not their last album though
Although not a fan of death metal or "extreme" metal in general, as a music fan I really appreciate the technicality & intricacies involved in this kind of drumming. The most extreme music I enjoy would be Gojira, or Jinjer. I'll listen to pretty much anything actually 😂
Honorable mention
Any drummer from Death...
With Chris Reifert being No1 of course
@@thedjentleman1662 Christy
@@Tony-fx9ky he may be more technically competent but no Death drummer has had as much taste as Reifert
@@thedjentleman1662 I will revisit the old stuff then. The 'Perserverence' album was my first Death album and I remember, it still blows me away.
@@thedjentleman1662 chris
I honestly believe that Mike Smith, Gene Hoglan, Sean Reinhert, George Kollias , Pete Sandoval and Adrian Erlandsson should be in here.
Gene's not in there!? *leaves*
I agree!!!
Don’t forget Steve Ashium
George Kollias deserves his own video lol
Definitely Hoglan. If he's not on the list, the list is wrong
Gene Hoglan and Sean Reinert should be there - since they influenced pretty much everyone on this list
I'm not going to watch now that I read gene Hoglan isn't there
Richard Google Account fucking same dude. No mean gene??
MadiUk77 Gene isn’t Death Metal
@@laynevlogz4922 Well, he was Drummer for Death... So he can be considered a Death Metal Drummer.
Did you watch part two? As they are both honorable mentions...
Docent from Vader who passed away in 2005 was one of the best death metal drummers.
That tightness.
100% agree
and James Stewart (however)
Awww dude yes yes yes. Doc was amazing
Damn straight. Dude is underrated af
love how you really put some effort into explaining why different drummers are on this list. looking forward to part 2. (p.s. - steve asheim really deserves to be in the top 5 of this list. of all the death metal drummers from the early days of the genre, his playing has stood out as being more rythmic and better thought out than most)
I keep coming back for 2:48 I just love how it still grooves
should have had Mr.Bean/ Rowan Atkinson in it, with his invisible drum kit
Omg yes
We need the great Lord Marco in here. What he does is beyond human. And I'm not talking about his speed alone. I'm talking about how he achieves to be creative at incredibly high tempos and never writes boring or straight drumlines. He is the perfect blend of technique and musicality and he's being overlooked for many years now
Gene Hoglan needs to be in this list
My thoughts exactly, but this is a pretty good list.
This list is incomplete without Gene Hoglan and Thomas Haake
rick anduiza I was waiting for him as well. 💀🥁 the Atomic clock 🤘🏼
Difficult to please everyone and to include everyone. The "perfect list" is the one created by yourself and for yourself. Your list will be either be very similar, completely different or exactly the same. Either way, no one will be incorrect, in my humble opinion (unless you include Rikki Rockett from Poison in this list, then we will exchange words! Ha ha!!). Always remember that opinions will always vary!!
@@jasonallen5318 it says DEATH METAL...and Thomas Haake might be a very skilled & technical drummer, but he doesnt play death metal.
Gene Hoglan ??? Alex Marquez??? Doug Bohn??? Mike Smith??? Pete Sandoval??? Don't get me wrong...;)
Bruh? No shit.... but mike smith and pete Sandoval havent been active. Its nothing wrong to see other drummers. The genre is rich with talent.
@@NAT-turners-Revenge they may not have been so active lately, but they undoubtedly helped kick off some of the techniques that all these drummers rely on. early morbid angel and suffocation (early 90's) was groundbreaking. i guess you cant blame the guy tho, he wasnt even alive back in the day when it all started ;)
@@brapamaldi I think many of us were cheated from seeing either.... sandoval is one of my fav drummers.
Seen angel 3xs, suffocation once ( fortunate to catch frank b4 he retired) ....
im 36... been listening to metal since 93, but didnt get active going to shows till 2002.
MIKE SMITH is the innovator of the death metal blast beat!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@@traviskas sorry man, but it was around before him. no disrespect to him (i love his contribution and was pretty bummed when he left suffocation), he brought a whole new level of technicality to death metal drumming, but the blast beat can be traced way back to the 60's if you look into it enough. as far as death metal, symphonies of sickness by carcass (which was more death metal than grindcore) came out before human waste (1989 vs 1991) and includes some of the fastest blast beats at the time. ken owen and mick harris were doing some amazing stuff for metal before the 90's rolled around. was a great time in music back then.
A thought for Sean Reinert: we'll miss you!
I think Yanic Bercier is a pretty cool drummer too. His isolated drumlines are still complete songs. You can listen to them for hours and not get bored. I also like his signature ride patterns.
He was incredible in Quo Vadis.
While I'm sure there are gonna be a bunch of "what about this drummer?",
This is a solid List. Mario from Gojira is a beast!!
OMG THATS WHO I WAS FOCUSED ON
Nothing comes close to Mario. And this moron puts him at 8th... lol
and where is Marco Pitruzzella??? LORD MARCO!!!
I got to see Archspire perform live and they didn’t miss one beat. Phenomenal musicians
Mike Smith of Suffocation
Good to see Dan Presland in the list. Really is an amazing drummer .
Narrator: he played in flimflam, gromgrom, nitricemom, boxbutt...
Everyone: he play fast
My favorite
1. Pete comando sandoval
2. Mick Harris
3. Bill Andrew
4. Derek roddy
5. Flo mounier
6. Steve asheim
7. DD crazy
8. Nick Anderson
9. Donald tardy
10. George kollias
Fahlv Faust I hope some of those guys are in the second part of the list because you listed some total badasses
No Gene Hoglan? Can't take you serious. ;) Cool you mention Nicke Andersson though, very tasty drumming and criminally underrated.
@@ShapeshifteR-TheAnomalyGameCat hoglan one of my favorite too...
Your list is better !
Fahiv Faust your top 10 are all definitely up there!,,! in the death metal genre of drummers, all brutal with their style and techniques!,,!
Hannes Grossmann ❤️
Romain goulon
Shout-out to Paul Mazurkiewicz for doing it 30 years
you can tell in his more recent shows that all those years of playing have definitely worn him down through the multiple decades of high speed blast beats before kick drum triggers were even invented. no tricks, no technology, just pure talent, pent up anger, and debilitating back-pain. lol
@@skimbeeble6195 he's an old man lol. I don't necessarily like the past few albums, but the first 4 are always a go to for some brutal tunes. Respect to the band as whole. Also shout-out to Alex Webster best in the biz.
Right!
I feel like this video was made just for me, Spencer Prewett and Hannes Grossmann in particular being some of my favorite players! Can't wait for part II🙂
Personally my vote goes to Nils "Dominator" Fjellström of Dark Funeral.
Its Black Metal but anyway that guy is a beast!
True
well but that the problem he is a top 10 drummer but blackmateal so he isnt in hear D :
Eh, I find Dark Funeral a little tedious
@@quixilvered7779 ruclips.net/video/Bmc9NFfhx74/видео.html
Nils is a Death Metal drummer. He was in Aeon and several other Swedish DM bands before he joined dark funeral.
You throw a list of legends, any of which if missing you would be called out on, and peoples jimmies are still rustled.
Great list, can't wait to see the remaining 5!
Pretty cool to see Derek Roddy on there.
iiXeno I thought so too. I love Derek, he’s such a cool ass guy from what I’ve seen and very intelligent when it comes to specifying different aspects of his playing.
Where’s Tim Yeung, George Kollias, Pete Sandoval, John Longstreth, Krzysztof “Doc” Raczkowski, Flo Mounier, Witold “Vitek” Kieltyka? I agree about Derek Roddy. He personally helped out our band when we were just getting started. He’s an amazing drummer & very caring person. Our drummer became really close to Derek. Derek was kind enough to let our drummer borrow his trigger. We used it for our live applications & recordings.
Richard Christy is my faaaaaaaaaavorite.
God bless
Dave McGraw of Cattle Decapitation for the next part, the reason is in the Death Atlas.
The last two albums too, but DA solidifies it.
The reason is all the albums
Dave is amazing but live suck
👍
Look forward to seeing more DM drummers on the next parts. It's super cool that you're appreciating these guys, they're super humans in a sense.
the guy from cryptopsy on none so vile - idek who it is but he is one of my favorites from that era. i love how raw the drums were on that and how he uses the snare musically ie varying hits using the edge and center etc. today everything is always completely even so it almost sounds fake. it's fine but i like that abandon, and he was faaaast as fuck.
Chickenbeek Flo Mounier is the name you’re looking for! 🤙🏻
Isn’t Flo still the drummer? And Then You’ll Beg is a great album too.
Thomas Cremier? He has more control over his feet and hands than I have over my whole brain
I cant believe that neither Part 1 or 2 has Steve Shalaty and Steve Asheim...
Epicardiectomy drummer Milan should make a list one day, the dude is interesting
Nick Barker and Carl-Michael Eide.
I like them all. I can learn from them to help me better myself as a drummer for my band. My band plays their best for me, and so I play my best for them. Teamwork = great sound.
Richard Christy should have made the list.
YES
SupaStah01 most definitely!,,!
Totaly overrated drummer
@@christophergalluccio5489 lol
Yes
The black dahlia murders drummer is also super classic and so smooth and clean.. Love it
Which one?
16thChemical shannon or alan, they're both fire
@@darkmotherboard272 I see- Cory and Zach are my favorites.
ur probably talkin shannon lucas who is a kickass drummer. witnessed him live when they played with amon amarth and gorguts
Lille Gruber
Hannes grossmann
Mike hamilton
Patrice hamelin
Dave cullross
Mike Smith
John longstreth
Romain gouloun
Flo mournier
Henrik schonstrom
Dave Culross (Suffocation, Pyrexia, Gorgasm, etc.), Torey Moores (Deprecated), Rob Proctor (Assück), Brian Fajardo (Noisear), John Longstreth (Angelcorpse, Origin, etc.), George Torres (Dehumanized)...
Lord Marco needs a shoutout in this that guy gets down
Very happy to see Hannes Grossman on the list, as well as a few others, but there's one guy I'm really hoping makes the list...Michael Ranne Jr. His work with Through the Eyes of the Dead is just amazing. As a guitarist of 30 years+, I've seen and played with tons of drummers. Something about Michael Ranne Jr stands out.
Good list !!!! Adam Jarvis (misery Index, Pig Destroyer)is also pretty Sick
Witold Vitek Kieltyka of old school Decapitated "dead", and Lyle Cooper of "The Faceless" "Alive".
Was looking for someone to mention Vitek. Every time I listen to Winds Of Creation I have to keep reminding myself he was only 14 or 15 when that album was recorded
Anthony barone is leading the pack of metal drumming this decade
I'm a fan a Anthony Barone and I won't challenge your choice,but I implore you to watch/listen to the drum can footage of the drummer "Darkside" from the band MGDLA, during their performance of Lessons in Futility V. I promise you, his technique is probably unlike anything you've seen. It doesn't seem possible to do the high-hat work he does while never ever altering his snare timing. Performing that technique seemingly thoughtlessly while doing these doubles and triplets on the kicks in my opinion has to be seen to be believed that it's not a drum machine doing that shit.
Anthony barone???fucking distante, not a drummer, just fast, but no more! the kings are kollias and diepold
@@ua81ironparadise62 guessing you don't follow him on anything
Well my version of death metal is alot different to yours 🤔
Joe Blogs that might be the case, but I’m trying not to make a generic top death metal drummers list with the OBVIOUS genre defining masters. Some of them are inevitably gonna make the list but I saved a lot of them for honorable mentions, but there are incredible drummers scattered throughout the genre that I’d prefer to shine the light on besides those who’ve been in the light forever. Even then, it’s not like I’m listing total B list drummers. hopefully you’ll find more commonality in the second part of the list if your interested. Thanks for watching and replying though!
Violence Underground Yeah but that’s kinda exactly what you did lol. These guys are all amazing drummers and I’m not saying otherwise, however they’re all the obvious choices from generic techdeath bands (that is if you can even consider Gojira or Ne O dm). I know it’s an unfinished list and all, but this should include people like Vagelis Voyiantzis, Kai Hahto, Kevin Paradis, James Stewart, and Simon Schilling, alongside Roddy and Grossman, if you’re trying to choose non-obvious picks (or if you’re trying to be right lol)
edit: also forgot Lille Gruber damn, that dude is like the undeniable king of “prog” death and absolutely stomps on anyone in the genre
Chandler Brown it’s a balancing act and it’s not perfect. There’s a lot of different things that went into making this list and I redid the order a billion times after weeks of narrowing down a list of ten drummers. Perhaps your right, it’s not like these guys aren’t well known for death metal drummers but I did say they weren’t b list drummers. Not all of these are obvious choices imo but we’re talking about some of the best. There’s just so damn many outside of a top ten that seem like obvious choices to people who enjoy discovering or know a good deal about extreme metal drummers. And I’d argue gojira and Ne O are progressive death metal bands, maybe not so much gojiras last album. There’s always gonna be other drummers people think should be on a top ten list but realistically, it’s all subjective.
@@violenceunderground1318 Mike Smith from suffocation invented the suffo blast! George Torres from dehumanize have got to be on part 2
@@chandlerbrown3172 Ever heard of Morbid Angel, Entombed, Pestilence or Obituary - that's death metal
Add Lord Marco. Insane freaking fast. Faster than all the mentioned in this video.
Well, I'm gonna learn that finger technique. Explained it so simply and it's so easy to practice (probably insanely hard to get to that point though)
Alex grind, Tim yeung
Practicing with each and all of your fingers on both hands is really good advice if you ever want to play blast beats.
You can't make every drummer questioning their existence in a video
ViolenceUnderground:hold my beer
In my list I would add Sean Reinert, Gene Hoglan and Richard Christy, on my opnion death metal transcend blast beat.
Pete Sandoval fue
Yeah, he should probably do "Top 10 Death drummers of all time" list
Really glad you got spencer on this list
for example I very like Doc from old Vader...
Nicely put together informative video. I personally feel this list is incomplete without Gene Hoglan and Thomas Haake, but to each their own.
They are not death metal exactly I guess.
Well Gene played death metal somewhat, but Thomas I wouldn’t even consider death metal at all
C*ntcrusher should of been on there that was like 12 years ago to and I haven’t heard anything that comes to mixing styles to random switches and the kicks are like machine guns lol
Nobody:
Not a single other band:
Archspire: RUBBA DUBBA HEEBEE JEEBEE *blast beats, bass sweeps*
Dying Fetus also does this
@@v_iron Def not like Archspire though
Derek Rody style is just hitting the right spot at the right time
Patrice Hamelin: Martyr, Gorguts, Beneath the Massacre. where is he???
ohhhh I am angry with this video as well, and he's a really fucking cool dude just like most Canadians and the guys from Ion Dissonance.
Flo Mounier from Cryptopsy
@@256mosh yeah they're all good friends of mine, i love these people, and the Quebec metal community :)
George Kollias
Derek Roddy
Marco Pitruzella
Lyle Copper
Lord Marco Is By Far The Best Tech Death Metal Drummer Than This Whole List Put Together!!! Much Love,Respect To Lord Marco!!
Lille gruber... Mike hamilton.... Hannes grossmann...... Sebastián lanser....... Darren cesca......
Lyle Cooper did one album... and Derek Roddy is already on here.
Jota Noe Yanic Bercier should get more credit.
@@whoshotya117 Lyle Cooper plays on TWO Faceless albums plus many, of non well known bands.
Spencer Moore of Inferi, Austin Archey from Lorna shore, Jared Klein from Rivers of Nihil, Bryce Butler from every band imaginable and Marco pitruzella also from every band imaginable?
so happy to see derek roddy on here! was a big influence on me for sure
Tony Loreno from Malevolent creation and Nile
As someone who doesn’t play drums, at all. Seeing Derrick Roddy live is like watching a super human. Cannot even comprehend how someone can do that for an hour straight and have that much motor control
George kollias & fransesco paoli is my favorite drummer death metal
@WhoDarestheMAN gamer Favorite is correct in U.S.A
@WhoDarestheMAN gamer What do people in U.S.A speak then?
Andyan Gorust from Dead Squad and Oki Fadhlan from Jasad, Indonesia machine brutallity assault, you must know !!!!
The originality of metal (especially mid 80's black) is mind blowing considering they had nothing to go off of except their own chops & grooves
#1 Jamie Saint Merat on every list, stands out way above the rest ;)
Absolutely
Yessss! Technical drummer but very creative
@@Rafita-rf tasty, powerful, fast, tight without sounding robotic and sterile
Derek roddy is definitely an uber master. The second part should contain richard christy, sean reinert, lord marco, george collias and 66samus.
And a special mention for flo mounier and johnny cage from the early dying fetus.
Derek & Tony , two of my favourites from that era ❤
Alex Marquez would have to be in the next part of this list surely?
This is dope, I see this channel really taking off
Pete Sandoval???
*Reading comprehension please.*
Yess pete is godfather death metal blastbeat
@@muhammadfariezal-mudzaffar9450 he’s not. That was mick Harris of napalm death but Pete took it forward for sure.
Good to see Mario on here. Gotta love that dude :)
Me sorprende mucho que bateristas como Ken Owen de Carcass, Steve Asheim de Deicide, o Mick Harris de Napalm Death, no sean incluidos, esos bateristas serán muy rápidos, pero no serían nada sin estos pioneros
Dude, really good video. Informative and I enjoyed learning differing techniques they utilize.
Andyan Gorust from Deadsquad
Oki Fadilah from Jasad
Flo Mounier Cryptopsy
Pete Sandoval Morbid Angel
Origin John Longstreth
Max Kolesne Krisiun
Mike Hamilton Deeds Of Flesh
I used to go see those bands when I was younger. The drumming always blew my mind away!
There are a lot of great drummers and bands but those are the drummers I can think of from the top of my head.
So many butthurt comments where's this and where's that? Music is interpretational so one person's list is wildly different from the nexts. How about the real question, what happened to Necrophagist?
Your mama
@@joesmith7509 if I wanted an invalid opinion I'd have read the rest of the comments slating the list. Bolt ya rocket 😂
🤘🏼
They disappeared forever duh. Didnt you watch the video? Lol
the vocalist himself got burned out if i recall correctly. He still plays in his spare time since he now works with BMW
Not bad dude, not bad... eagerly awaiting Part 2. I really wanna see where you land on that ;)
Nicholas Barker is the best drummer (Dimmu Borgir, Cradle of Filth, Lock up, Brujería) and Trey Williams of Dying Fetus..
Nicholas Barker is my favorite also, but he is not really a death metal drummer, though he is really versatile
This was actaully a great list! Not just the usual shite people bang on about! I learnt something! Thanks!
Kollias & Paolini
Glad to see the most precise and fastest drummer in the world is on this list. Lord Marco
Jamie Saint Merat....from Ulcerate..awesome drummer
HELL YES!!
Seriously that dude actually shits on several of the guys in this list, has all the same skillsets plus incredible dynamic range, possibly the best in the field imo
Longstreth is #1.posture and perfect execution.GOAT
Andyan gorust from deadsquad reunion and hellcrust.. Indonesian drummer, check it
Oki fadhlan from jasad Indonesian drummer too, check it
Sepakat,kalo untuk kelas death metal lokal belum ada lawan sih dua maestro itu 🤘🤘🤘
...and drummers from Lust of Decay, Virulence, Past Redemption, Morbid Angel, Origin, Azarath...
Song at 6:40?
Man... What a group of talented musicians!
Spencer Prewitt at #10??? Are you kidding me? Here, let me make this easy for ya. Top 3 Death Metal Drummers based on the speed, technicality, sheer brutalness, and next level drumming:
John Longstreth of “ORIGIN”
Lord Marco of “Rings of Saturn”
Spencer Prewitt “Archspire”
Here are a few more
David McGraw “Cattle Decapitation”
Flo Mourner “Cryptopsy”
Francesco P. “FleshGod Apocalypse”
Gene Hoglan “Strapping Young Lad”
Also, if you have never heard of the band “Beneath The Massacre” then you are missing out because they like Origin, Archspire, and Rings of Saturn are taking Death Metal to new heights. Their genre is called “Tech” Death Metal for a reason. Atleast you actually put Spencer on your list which I give props to you 🤜🤛
Bultron La Gore you’ll really like part two of this list them lol
Pffft you're missing so many pal
I looked up all the bands on this vid and checked out their music!!!! Cheers!!!!
I hope you have Jamie St. Merat somewhere.
Fucken aye
Eagerly waiting for part 2....!!!
Missing origin drummer John longstreth. Also gorija is not death metal
I love John, maybe he’s in the other half of the list? and gojira is an amalgamation of genres including death metal, maybe not their last album though
Awesome vid,lots of research into the drummers and back grounds..thanks
Where is Francesco Paoli 😭😭
This was absolutely fantastic work, man. Thank you so much.
Where is trey from dying fetus 😭
Victor Baiza idk, I really hope he’s in the second part of the list though. I ❤️ Trey, he’s fucking amazing
Victor Baiza Trey is a beast and can slay those beats with brutality!,,!
Victor Baiza Dying Fetus are Nu Metal
@@laynevlogz4922 lol
@@laynevlogz4922 Dying Fetus is shit
Sounds like to many to name theirs always someone that's the best n wants to be. But hearing good fast beats is all I need.
There’s not enough space for this list
helldog s750 your tellin me
Yeahhh
@@violenceunderground1318 gene hoglan?? ken bedene?? and more🤘
Although not a fan of death metal or "extreme" metal in general, as a music fan I really appreciate the technicality & intricacies involved in this kind of drumming.
The most extreme music I enjoy would be Gojira, or Jinjer. I'll listen to pretty much anything actually 😂
Jazz started it all
I thought this was death metal drummers?