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Posted On: April 19th 2025, 02:45 am
Isolated Drum Track of Sean Kinney’s Drum Parts on Alice In Chains’s “No Excuses”
This song was such a departure from Alice in Chain’s more well known heavier work. One thing that instantly stands out is drummer Sean Kinney’s soft, syncopated drumming, which helped build the mood of the song. From the opening bar, Kinney’s drum part avoids conventional 4/4 rock rhythms. Instead, he constructs a syncopated hi-hat pattern that plays off the main groove.
#Music #Drum #Drums #Drummer #DrumPorn #RockNRoll #AliceInChains #SeanKinney
This song was such a departure from Alice in Chain’s more well known heavier work. One thing that instantly stands out is drummer Sean Kinney’s soft, syncopated drumming, which helped build the mood of the song. From the opening bar, Kinney’s drum part avoids conventional 4/4 rock rhythms. Instead, he constructs a syncopated hi-hat pattern that plays off the main groove.
#Music #Drum #Drums #Drummer #DrumPorn #RockNRoll #AliceInChains #SeanKinney
Comments (255)
2 months agoalceu.antunes.martins
What a stick control! Even on pieces that even any rebound! Like the fade-in on the floor tons that he make flawlessly on Would!
a year agothe_jedi_los
I remember as an up Incoming trumpet player, listening to this for the first time, and just being amazed by his melodic precision, and making those drums sing in a none traditional way
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