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Words: Loren • March 16, 2021

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Jason Fusco (Shehehe)

SPB: What drummer (not your own band) stand out to you the most?

My faFusco: vorite drummer is Michael Gonzalez of the local Athens, GA band Deep State. I just really dig his driving style of playing. It's aggresive, but fluid, reminds me of why I play drums in the first place, to really feel the music with your entire body, so much so that it is more like dancing on the kit rather than playing it! 

Great band, check ‘em out if they ever hit your neck of the woods for sure.

Loren • March 16, 2021

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