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Antonio Sanchez
Musicality And Burn (February 2008 Issue)
Best known for his multi-timbral, multi-textural, orchestral jazz drumming with The Pat Metheny Group, Antonio Sanchez spreads his solo sticks wide for his debut as a leader, Migration.
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Neil Sanderson
The Drummer He's Become (April 2007 Issue)
Neil Sanderson is all about taking it in. “I’m a sponge on tour, hanging out with other drummers,” he says. “I look at the way they present themselves onstage as well as off.”
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Erik Sandin
In Wolves Clothing (July 2006 Issue)
Had it not been for a group of aspiring punk rockers, NOFX's Erik Sandin might not have been
featured in the pages of this magazine.
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Greg Saunier
Minimal Gear, Maximum Ideas (August 2007 Issue)
Deerhoof may be flirting more than ever with mainstream success, but its loose-limbed timekeeper isn’t about to start planning things now.
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LaFrae Sci
Owning It (November 2006 Issue)
As a college graduate with a degree in political theory and economics, drummer LaFrae Sci decided that law school probably wasn’t in her future–once she’d been paying her rent for a year by playing drums.
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Secrets Of Motown
The Tracks Of Their Drums (August 2009 Issue)
To go with August's Motown feature, we offer this reprint of a 1999 MD story that examines the way Uriel Jones, Benny Benjamin, and Pistol Allen got those hit-making drum tones.
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Spencer Seim
Video Game Madness (August 2006 Issue)
When Spencer Seim was a kid, he spent hours each day riveted in front of the family television, tirelessly playing video games on his Nintendo Entertainment System. Beyond the games’ sense of fantasy, action, and adventure, Spencer became obsessed with the complex and quirky electronic tunes soundtracking each game.
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Gabriel Serbian
Super-Speed Itch (June 2008 Issue)
After over a decade of service as a rapid-fire hardcore punk outfit, The Locust has finally written its ultimate opus–well, relatively speaking.
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Paul Shaffer
A Different View (December 2009 Issue)
The longtime Letterman bandleader and keyboardist chats with MD about some of his favorite drummers.
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Gil Sharone
Dillinger Escape Plan / Stolen Babies’ Gil Sharone (April 2008 Issue)
Even at this early stage in his career, energetic twenty-nine-year-old drummer Gil Sharone has a lot to talk about.
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Arthur Zutty Singleton
True Jazz Drumming Pioneer (December 2009 Issue)
During his illustrious career he worked with Steve Louis, The Tuxedo Jazz Band, Louis Nelson, The Maple Leaf Band, and the popular Fate Marable.
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Chad Smith
The Hub Of The Chili Peppers’ Ever-Spinning Wheel ( 0 Issue)
“I have so much invested in this band, and I’m proud of it. It’s part of my identity."
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Spencer Smith
A Pretty Odd Drum Approach (October 2008 Issue)
Panic At The Disco might be “all the rage” right now, but drummer Spencer Smith divulges that the band routinely gets inspiration from rock’s distant past.
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Steve Smith
Change Is In The Wind (October 2006 Issue)
There have been some major changes lately in Steve Smith’s two touring bands.
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Steve Smith
Head, Hands, Feet, And “Shoulders” (June 2009 Issue)
Hudson Music has recently released Steve Smith’s DVD Standing On The Shoulders Of Giants, which Smith describes as “a detailed look at the drumming of some of the jazz giants who have helped create the vocabulary and concepts of drumming in general.”
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Steve Smith
The Ultimate Multi-Dimensional Drummer ( 0 Issue)
Since the age of nine, Smith has been interested in learning drums, not just playing them.
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Travis Smith
The Sickest Feet In Metal (January 2007 Issue)
A decade after getting his start behind the kit, Smith has become one of the most recognized, rising drum stars in extreme metal.
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Zak Starkey
Channeling Keith–And More (January 2007 Issue)
“I am not a rock ’n’ roll star,” insists Zak Starkey. “I’m not famous, I suppose. But I am a very successful musician.”
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Ryland Steen
Diversify And Thrive (September 2007 Issue)
“It’s the most demanding drumming I’ve ever done,” says drummer Ryland Steen of his current gig in the Orange County–based ska-punk act Reel Big Fish.
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Homer Steinweiss
In-Demand Funksta (May 2008 Issue)
It’s been quite a year for the members of much-heralded New York City funk outfit The Dap-Kings. Powered by longtime drummer Homer Steinweiss, the band recently released their third full-length album with Sharon Jones, 100 Days, 100 Nights.
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Brian Stephens
The Heart Of A Musician (June 2003 Issue)
Stephens' r'sum' reveals the range of gigs he has landed, everything from shows with The
Drifters, The Coasters, and The Shirelles to stage productions of West Side Story and Oklahoma.
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Joel Stevenett
Meeting The Videogame Challenge (January 2007 Issue)
Joel Stevenett loves the variety of work he does as a drummer. One of his favorite gigs is playing drums on the soundtracks to videogames for Xbox and PlayStation.
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Evan Stone
Breaking Sticks & Stones (February 2007 Issue)
For Evan Stone, his new jazz CD, Sticks & Stone, Vol. 1, is the culmination of a seventeen-year dream. “I didn’t feel ready until recently,” the drummer admits.
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Clyde Stubblefield
Give This Drummer Some! (July 2007 Issue)
“When I first joined James Brown’s band,” recalls drum great Clyde Stubblefield, “there were five drumsets on stage. I was the sixth.
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Todd Sucherman
Methods And Mechanics To Drumming Brilliance (October 2008 Issue)
“Anyone who has to honestly play Styx music will realize that there’s more here than meets the eye. I get to play a lot of drums in this band.”
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James "The Rev" Sullivan
Metal Missionary (October 2006 Issue)
The supercharged Avenged Sevenfold timekeeper keeps old-school metal alive with brute force, machine-like precision, and a flair for the dramatic
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Jimmy “The Rev” Sullivan
Switching Gears (March 2008 Issue)
“I have a clear vision of what I’m going to do before I go in there.”
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Jason Sutter
Bringing His “Slinkier Swing” To Chris Cornell (November 2007 Issue)
Smash Mouth drummer Jason Sutter wasn’t looking to jump ship when he was asked to sit in on a third-call audition for vocalist Chris Cornell.
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Chad Szeliga
Drumming From His Soul (July 2008 Issue)
Making grooves “pop” is Chad Szeliga’s purpose. The drummer joined Breaking Benjamin for 2006’s Phobia, and his experimentation with jazz, bebop, and fusion helped him pepper a huge modern rock record with incredibly tasty nuances.
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