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I also want to get a prog band going as well. Now that I'm back in NYC, I'm playing with 'Bile' again, that's always fun - to be as loud and obnoxious with samplers as possible! I'm also doing some session work and looking for players to do my solo project 'Skilfull Eating Machine'. Are you itching to play in a band again? Are you involved in a project now that not yet announced?

It's been a great experience.īrian Backlash: You've been a drum tech for Bauhaus for quite some time. I've teched their drums, samplers and keyboards since 2005. I was like, 'Hell yes!' I love Bauhaus, so I was more than happy to do it. Kevin Haskins drum tech joined the NIN camp, so Daniel asked if I wouldn't mind teching for them. I was playing with Daniel on his solo record and subsequent tour when Bauhaus decided to reform. Was it Daniel Ash who asked you to join then during the tour, wasn't he? NINa: When we do this interview you are after tours with NIN / Bauhaus and European shows with again, Bauhaus. also, with headphones, I can kind of slip one side off my ear if I want to hear a little more of the band. It's too important to let a local monitor engineer be in control of that.

I have all that self contained in my rack so that no matter where I'm playing I can always hear it. I use headphones to hear the backing tracks and click track I'm playing along to. NINa: Drummers often use headphones during a show. For example: start with just jamming for a 1/2 hour, speed endurance for 20 minutes, stick control for 20 min., odd time and polyrhythms for 30 min, then whatever will make me happy for however long I want! Now, I break up my practise into sections. It helps with time and it can eleviate the boredom of hours of stick control practise. AC/DC is great for that! I use to come home from school and play along to Rush, Zeppelin, Sabbath, etc. I definately did that and recommend it to all my students. I hate those guys! :-) But, once I got 'it', it did become easy for me to pick things up.īrian Backlash: A lot of drummers will play along to records from jazz greats and such while they practice. So, no, I wouldn't say I was a 'born' drummer. It was very difficult to work up the 4-way independence in the beginning.

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NINa: I was watching 16volt concert videos and your drumming style reminds me a real powerful machine indeed ) Was it difficult for you to synchronize hands and feet hitting the drums when you were learning how to play at the very beginning, or did you feel like an born drummer - perfectly capable of playing the instrument? Later, I learned piano, which led me to samplers and computers. I didn't play any other instument before the drums. Then, this kid turned me on to Rush's 'All The World's a Stage' and that was it. Initially, it was hearing my dad playing these jazz records like Dave Brubeck and Thelonius Monk. What inititially drew you to the drum set? Did you play any other instruments before picking up the sticks? C'est la vie!īrian Backlash: You've been a drummer for decades. Eric Powell from 16volt is doing the same thing right now as well. :-) It's kind of weird when singers take the music you've sweated over, get new players, hit play on the dat machine and rock out like it's their shit. I support Jared in whatever he's doing but, the only way I'd come aboard is if Dylan joined as well - and I don't think that's gonna happen anytime soon. Servo: Right now, I have no plans in re-joining Chemlab.

2005 interview about the new Chemlab line-up he replied: 'I'd like to get LeviTKK back to playing bass with me and rope in my old drummer Servotronik because he's a little fucking machine.' Do you have any news about joining Chemlab again? NINa: When I asked Jared Louche in a Nov. | Katarzyna NINa Górnisiewicz and Brian Backlash | e-mail interview Home > All articles > BILE > Bile, 16volt, Chemlab (John 'Servo' DeSalvo) - interview (2006)īile, 16volt, Chemlab (John 'Servo' DeSalvo) - interview (2006) Title: No reviews on Google+ since April 2, 2019 Title: Bruno Pittelli - Angels Without Gods - song review Title: Ghost in the Machine - Supernatural - song review Title: Nine Plan Failed - Father, Father - song review Title: Elitefitrea - Lethe - album review

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