From the emergence of grunge and nü metal to evolutions seen in alternative and indie styles, rock music underwent significant change throughout the 1990s. Here we check in with our readers and social media followers to see which rock drumming performances from that transformative decade are their favorites. Superunknown by Soundgarden [1994]. Matt Cameron’s drum parts on that album are perfectly crafted. He grooves in odd times, bridges between each song’s different parts in such great taste, and saves energy during verses before releasing it in fills. His playing is so precise and clean. And his drums sound fantastic. The drum fills he lays down in the instrumental sections of “Limo Wreck” and “Black Hole Sun” are exquisite. I sing those drum parts by heart. Pablo Torterolo Jeff Buckley’s Grace [1994] with Matt Johnson on drums. That album completely opened my mind to how drumming could serve the music in […]