Zach Hill
Zach Hill is a drummer from Oakland, California, born in 1979. He started playing as a teenager, drawing from punk and free jazz. His drumming is known for...
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Zach Hill is a drummer from Oakland, California, born in 1979. He started playing as a teenager, drawing from punk and free jazz. His drumming is known for being complex and polyrhythmic, mixing organic and electronic sounds.
He has worked with artists like John Zorn, Mike Patton, and Jeff Parker, moving between free jazz and electronic music. His solo albums include "Face Tat" from 2007, "Crumbling" from 2009, and "Astrological Straits" from 2012. He also plays in the band Hella with guitarist Spencer Seim.
Songs like "Dark Art," "Memo To The Man," and "The Primitives Talk" show his experimental style. His approach has sparked debate about how accessible his music is, but it has influenced other musicians interested in pushing boundaries.
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