I love how these songs are like a walk in the park if compared to some of his session work, but you can still definitely hear his signature playing! And damn, those drums sound godly!!
Love it, now such a classic song. Much love to those who have been "all time fans". And for all the newbies, this band set the standard for the hardcore scene in 08, given the scene was so scattered. Take any lesson you can from darkest, they were & are the new hardcore scene. I know we have the new 7 string bands setting up, but nvr forget the originals!
Daniel Seastrand, so I just turned 29 in feb, were part of the same cloth of hardcore, lol. Anyways, I grew up with and jammed with slot of the "hardcore scene" but as far as 7 string goes. It seems to be the new hardcore, all these new kids with there 7 strings are taking hardcore to a new level. Glad to hear from another original hardcore fan, just hope the scene nvr dies, and that hardcore will live for a long time!
stringduality especially considering he's a righty and self taught himself to play with his left hand! I don't mean to be biased but probably 1 of the most technical and creative musicians I've heard. Biggest critics of himself and no ego to boot. Love you Cuz
Are you aware of who this is??? This is Travis Fucking Orbin! He WROTE the drum parts to Periphery 1. And Intervals: Sound of Color. That's him on the album. He's probably one of the most technically proficient drummers alive today, no fucking joke. He can play damn near anything.
Did you watch the video? His ghost notes are clean af. He also has better dynamics than most drummers I can think of in the metal scene soooo... idk man
it ain't covers bud. It's originals. Matt is really playing Travis's material all of the first album since Travis had programmed and wrote all the parts for most of the songs on the first album. Matt has added his own style to the drum parts but the baseline for most of the songs in periphery has and always be Travis Orbin.
Don't get me wrong, I love Travis Orbin's drumming (been following him on UA-cam for a long time), however I must say that he is boring as fuck to watch in a METALCORE band. Like, cool dude, you have a unique set up, that's great, but it's honestly pointless in a band like this. Metalcore is about thrashing and playing with passion... idk I just don't see that here. I know I'm going to catch slack for this but I don't care. I miss the old drummer and honestly any drummer who'd put more heart into it would fit DARKEST HOUR better. Just my two cents.
+Poppa Punker I don't think he sounds as good as he once did, when he was playing with Sky Eats Airplane. Then, I could see him turning up and playing loud. I agree with some of the things you mentioned. Look at him now. Is this keeping the spirit of Bonham alive? Bonhams' sound was fucking massive. Travis? Well. As a rock drummer you should always try and sound huge. I just kind of laughed when I noticed he was washing, trying to carry the rest of the members with that dinky 18" crash. He should be playing bigger cymbals for his size and to better project over the wall of sound that is the stringed instruments in Darkest Hour.
+onuj Oh yeah. I think his biggest flaw to date is his neglect of swinging the ride cymbal. It doesn't matter if you're not going to play jazz live. Learn it so you don't sound so bare. Orbin needs more Mike Clark and Elvin Jones in his drumming.
+Poppa Punker Ryan Parrish is the original drummers name. He and Kris Norris (Ex-Darkest Hour also) was working together on a project recently called "Blisskill" but the band never took off. Check out one of they're demo songs on youtube, it's killer.
Bit late on the reply for this one haha. I think it is the fact that it is old material and not exactly the most technical drumming from Ryan Parrish, like don't get me wrong, Ryans drumming is excellent, but Travis has a lot more technicality and by now you've heard the new album and can hear that for yourself. Plus this is a pretty straight forward track and Orbin is probably a bit bored playing it.
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He is an incredible drummer with the body of a Greek God! Keep it up Orbinator!
this is so fucking accurate
Anthony Fregoso greek god hahaha
Zeus throwing lightning orbs!
I love how these songs are like a walk in the park if compared to some of his session work, but you can still definitely hear his signature playing! And damn, those drums sound godly!!
I like the band and the Drums to you guys Rock and the music too 🇮🇪🇺🇸🇬🇧🥁🎶🥁🎶
Thank you! 🙏🏼
I like the way the Drums look. 🥁😎 I love playing DRUMS Too. You guys Rock 🥁😎🎶🥁
Look at the fun bags on that hose hound!
Will never stop being great.
I love how he plays open hand style, that's something I want to start practicing
I love how his touring kit is also his studio kit. His drums sound soooooo good!
so good
Travis lookin yoked haha. Sick drumming as always!
Love it, now such a classic song. Much love to those who have been "all time fans". And for all the newbies, this band set the standard for the hardcore scene in 08, given the scene was so scattered. Take any lesson you can from darkest, they were & are the new hardcore scene. I know we have the new 7 string bands setting up, but nvr forget the originals!
john smith I’m one of the oldies. Just turned 29 and absolutely loved Darkest Hour back in their heyday. What is 7 string? Do a solid for us old guys.
Daniel Seastrand, so I just turned 29 in feb, were part of the same cloth of hardcore, lol. Anyways, I grew up with and jammed with slot of the "hardcore scene" but as far as 7 string goes. It seems to be the new hardcore, all these new kids with there 7 strings are taking hardcore to a new level. Glad to hear from another original hardcore fan, just hope the scene nvr dies, and that hardcore will live for a long time!
WHY ARE YU SO GOOD
Amazing video! Thanks \m/
Thanks for watching!
I'm going to miss this stage
He does so much with such a little kit
stringduality especially considering he's a righty and self taught himself to play with his left hand! I don't mean to be biased but probably 1 of the most technical and creative musicians I've heard. Biggest critics of himself and no ego to boot. Love you Cuz
this is not a little kit.
goddamn this dude is fckn massive! and he fckn good at drums? fckn not fair lol.
It's completely fair. this is his life. he performs for a living. he worked for all those things lol
Fucking amazing song🤟🤟🤟
I didn't know Broly played drums 😂
sweet grief.... two tickets to the gun show!
Why new metal band have so little drum kit
who let superman play the drums???
Good drummer. Great band. Holds his sticks like clubs. Doesn't seem to hinder but I can't see him being able to play ghost notes with that grip.
Jack if you pay attention you can see he is perfectly able to play ghost notes with both his hands
Are you aware of who this is??? This is Travis Fucking Orbin! He WROTE the drum parts to Periphery 1. And Intervals: Sound of Color. That's him on the album. He's probably one of the most technically proficient drummers alive today, no fucking joke. He can play damn near anything.
This dude has no clue who he’s watching 😂😂😂😂
Did you watch the video? His ghost notes are clean af. He also has better dynamics than most drummers I can think of in the metal scene soooo... idk man
No tums. Honestly, I think he want the croyd to see him play.
such a weird set up
It’s the new hipster-setup.
Idontmind nothing new about this, he’s been play this setup since the mid to late 2000s
I've seen this guy do cover vids of Periphery songs and i swear he was not this jacked in the vids.. did he get into weightlifting or something??
John DeVitis fun fact! He was peripherys drummer before Matt join!
it ain't covers bud. It's originals. Matt is really playing Travis's material all of the first album since Travis had programmed and wrote all the parts for most of the songs on the first album. Matt has added his own style to the drum parts but the baseline for most of the songs in periphery has and always be Travis Orbin.
just looks like a dude playing with chopsticks.
Really , I guess he is a China crasher , maybe ?
Hæ?
Hæ??
He looks like a homeless dude. but it's ok
Yeah a fucking ripped homeless dude
imma be honest, i've never seen a homeless dude who is this jacked
Don't get me wrong, I love Travis Orbin's drumming (been following him on UA-cam for a long time), however I must say that he is boring as fuck to watch in a METALCORE band. Like, cool dude, you have a unique set up, that's great, but it's honestly pointless in a band like this. Metalcore is about thrashing and playing with passion... idk I just don't see that here. I know I'm going to catch slack for this but I don't care. I miss the old drummer and honestly any drummer who'd put more heart into it would fit DARKEST HOUR better. Just my two cents.
+Poppa Punker I don't think he sounds as good as he once did, when he was playing with Sky Eats Airplane. Then, I could see him turning up and playing loud. I agree with some of the things you mentioned. Look at him now. Is this keeping the spirit of Bonham alive? Bonhams' sound was fucking massive. Travis? Well. As a rock drummer you should always try and sound huge. I just kind of laughed when I noticed he was washing, trying to carry the rest of the members with that dinky 18" crash. He should be playing bigger cymbals for his size and to better project over the wall of sound that is the stringed instruments in Darkest Hour.
+onuj Oh yeah. I think his biggest flaw to date is his neglect of swinging the ride cymbal. It doesn't matter if you're not going to play jazz live. Learn it so you don't sound so bare. Orbin needs more Mike Clark and Elvin Jones in his drumming.
+Poppa Punker Ryan Parrish is the original drummers name. He and Kris Norris (Ex-Darkest Hour also) was working together on a project recently called "Blisskill" but the band never took off. Check out one of they're demo songs on youtube, it's killer.
+Poppa Punker set up looks inconvenient too
Bit late on the reply for this one haha.
I think it is the fact that it is old material and not exactly the most technical drumming from Ryan Parrish, like don't get me wrong, Ryans drumming is excellent, but Travis has a lot more technicality and by now you've heard the new album and can hear that for yourself.
Plus this is a pretty straight forward track and Orbin is probably a bit bored playing it.
Could stand to dial back on the random fills that make no sense musically.