The Drums

Review - Dry The River at Shepherd's Bush Empire

Hanna Flint | Posted 06.01.2013 | UK Entertainment
Hanna Flint

From the upper echelons of the West London venue, I overlooked a jam-packed audience nodding their heads in unison as the five-piece band opened with the hypnotically folksy beat of 'Shield Your Eyes'. Moving into 'New Ceremony' followed by 'History Book', the band played more like an orchestra with the addition of a brass section that amped up the softer songs to give a more anthem-like feel.

Sarah Dean

The Drums At RockNess: 'We're About To Take A Year Off'

HuffingtonPost.com | Sarah Dean | Posted 12.06.2012 | UK Entertainment

"It's very cool to make very linear, experimental, layered music and we write two-and-a-half minute pop songs," says Jonathan Pierce, the frontman of ...

Why the Drums Write Great Break up Songs

Christopher Beanland | Posted 09.11.2011 | UK Entertainment
Christopher Beanland

Some music critics have been rather unkind about the new album by The Drums. But these hacks are missing the point about the New York indie troupe's second full-length offering, which was released this week.