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Derek O'Brien
Punk Pioneer (July 2007 Issue)
Social Distortion, Agent Orange, D.I.–these are just some of the pivotal acts that helped shape the Southern California punk rock scene.
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Mark O'Connell
Louder And Better (September 2006 Issue)
“That guy is seriously a genius,” says Taking Back Sunday drummer Mark O’Connell. The “genius” O’Connell speaks of happens to be Eric Valentine–the producer of Taking Back Sunday’s third album Louder Now–whom O’Connell notes as the source for the disc’s stunning drum sounds.
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James O'Connor
Creating The Mystery (October 2005 Issue)
"'Break You Down' is one of those songs where I wanted a driving drum beat that would
overwhelm the listener, like a train you couldn't stop," says James O'Connor of Godhead, describing one of the songs on
the band's new album, 2000 Years Of Human Error.
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Sean O'Rourke
Sweet Gig In Sugarland (April 2007 Issue)
Atlanta studio ace Sean O’Rourke has been plugging away in the trenches of the local scene for over twenty years. Having also toured with Mother’s Finest, The Derek Trucks Band, and Aquarium Rescue Unit, O’Rourke is a seasoned road warrior.
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Sean O'Shea
That Warm, Retro Feel (May 2008 Issue)
For drummer Sean O’Shea and his band Orgone–a nine-piece instrumental group specializing in the retro sounds of ’60s and ’70s funk and soul–2008 is the best year ever.
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Gina Oliver
Drumming Comes First (April 2005 Issue)
When LA-based atmospheric rock trio Midnight Movies needed a drummer, vocalist Gena Olivier sat down behind a
kit stored in the band's practice space and discovered an untapped talent.
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Nigel Olsson
The Classic Feel (March 2007 Issue)
No one plays a pop song like Nigel Olsson, and his triumphant return to Elton John’s band has allowed the veteran musician to inspire drummers all over again.
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On Tour And On Stage: 9 Lives (+9, +9 More)
(January 2010 Issue)
On Tour And On Stage: 9 Lives (+9, +9 More). MD's editors just can't keep a list of their favorite albums short--even in service of a can't-resist pun. Twenty-seven live albums you gotta have.
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Yoko Ono
Yoko Ono Talks Drums With Modern Drummer (January 2010 Issue)
MD talks drums and drummers with Yoko Ono, whose latest album, Between My Head And The Sky, has been getting great reviews.
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Domingo Ortiz
Widespread Panic's Jamming Duo (October 2005 Issue)
With Till The Medicine Takes, Widespread Panic move way beyond their reputation as merely a jam band. Not that
they'll necessarily be jumping up the Billboard Top-40 charts any time soon.
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John Otto
The Limp Bizkit Otto Hour (March 2004 Issue)
Four years ago, when John Otto was first featured in Modern Drummer, the then twenty-three-year-old spoke with a
wisdom and knowledge that belied his age.
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Ozomatli
Ozomatli's Tricky Trio (December 2007 Issue)
Ozomatli, the nine-piece multi-cultural LA rap-rock band that features a drummer and two percussionists, recently released, Don’t Mess With The Dragon, about which percussionist Jiro Yamaguchi proudly says, “I think it’s some of our best work yet.
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