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Pink Floyd drummer Nick Mason gives a single concert in Germany with “Saucerful of Secrets” in July. You can read in the interview in issue 4/2023 whether it is one of the last opportunities to experience him live.
The title “Boing Boom Tschak” by the band Kraftwerk has absolutely nothing to do with New Music – but it may well reflect the way in which many concertgoers perceive the »instinctive life of the sounds«, which you can read about in the feature about the drums read in the new music in the new edition, the 14.6. appears and can then be ordered here (also as an e-paper).
Boom Chak vs. Psychedelic
Speaking of “Bumm Tschak”: Some people inevitably think of Nick Mason’s grooves with which he and his band Pink Floyd became famous – as our »History« in issue 4/2023 examines. Originally, however, Pink Floyd and Nick Mason gained notoriety for something else entirely: progressive rock with a psychedelic twist. Nick Mason is turning to these beginnings with his own band »Saucerful of Secrets«, as he explains in an interview in the new issue.
Table of contents d&p issue 4/2023
Introduction to odd meters with Anika Nilles
If you are more interested in the opposite of ‘boom chak” and you want to delve deeper into the odd meters, then in issue 4/2023 we have Anika Nilles’ new workshop series on offer for you: “Odd-Meter, simply explained”.
Further topics from issue 4/2023
★ Ten times more durable than wood? Carbon sticks in the test
★ Standard textbooks for metal drumming
★ Camping van as a mobile practice room
★ Interview with V. Selvaganesh including Konnakol transcription from the new »Shakti« album
Read a sample: HERE
