This simple, yet effective pattern is heard in the introduction section of Indians, one of Anthrax's most popular songs.... read more
Led Zeppelin's epic "Kashmir" from their Physical Graffiti album became an instant classic when it was released in 1975. read more
I Write Sins Not Tragedies contains several interesting grooves. This excerpt is taken from the second verse, around the... read more
This funky groove paves the way for Aerosmith's classic hit 'Walk This Way' from their 1975 album, Toys in... read more
Homer Steinwiss played this fun, up-beat soul groove throughout most of the song. The lightly swung off-beat eighth notes... read more
"Welcome to the Jungle" was the second single from Guns n' Roses acclaimed debut album, Appetite for Destruction (1987). read more
Starting with a straightforward rock groove, each beat builds from the previous. The first grooves are easier and grow... read more
Learn this chilled out rock groove used in the song Face To Floor by Chevelle. read more
Dyers Eve is the final track on Metallica's fourth album "... And Justice for All" (1988). read more
This groove's hand pattern is based off the ubiquitous lesson #33 from George Lawrence Stone's book, Stick Control. read more
This microscopically complex beat played by Damion Reid, sets the tone for Robert Glasper's tune "F.T.B." It features rapid... read more
"Castle on the Hill" along with "Shape of You" were the lead singles from Ed Sheeran's 2017 album, Divide.... read more
This beat represents the main pattern used in 'What's Up?' – 4 Non Blonde's gold selling single. Drummer, Dawn... read more
Combining a touch of funky ride and a solid rock bass, this beat is a great fusion of styles... read more
