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Ex-HATE ETERNAL Drummer DEREK RODDY Shares His Experience And Knowledge (Video)

February 17, 2012

Derek Roddy (HATE ETERNAL, NILE, TODAY IS THE DAY) recently shared his experience and drum knowledge with The Drum Brother. Check out the footage below.

Roddy (born August 28, 1972) is an American drummer, originally from South Carolina. Though he may be well known as the second drummer of HATE ETERNAL, he has also played and recorded with NILE, MALEVOLENT CREATION, DIVINE EMPIRE, COUNCIL OF THE FALLEN, TODAY IS THE DAY, TRAUMEDY, and AURORA BOREALIS.

Since his departure from HATE ETERNAL in 2006, Roddy has become a featured drum clinician for several companies, including Meinl, Vater, Sonor and DW.

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