Anticipate3227/1Swaggering, threatening & hypnotic drums with tam tam, tom toms & metallic scrapes2:13
Album ANW 3227Colliding Rhythms
Paul Clarvis (PRS) | MB Gordy (ASCAP)Epic, dramatic percussion, featuring a blizzard of warlike taiko drums, swaggering tam tam, and dark, muscular bass drum, building to massive climaxes.
6 tracks
- Troubleshooting3227/4Epic, dramatic, building solo percussion. Features taikos, bass drum & tam tam2:31
- Decimate3227/5Dark, muscular solo percussion with bass drum & sticks. Gradually builds & develops1:55
- Breaking The Mould3227/6Turbulent, slowly building, thunderous solo percussion with frantic climax2:51
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