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KILLSWITCH ENGAGE: Drum-Cam Footage From New York City Show

November 1, 2013

In the latest installment of the new "Roadrunner Drum Cam" series, we see a master of the drums at work. At a sold-out show at New York's Roseland Ballroom on October 25, 2013, KILLSWITCH ENGAGE's Justin Foley crushes the band's song "You Don't Bleed For Me".

Justin joined KILLSWITCH ENGAGE in 2003 and was promptly heard on the band's 2004 release, "The End Of Heartache", with the title track earning the band a Grammy nomination and the album becoming the band's first gold record. KILLSWITCH ENGAGE has since toured the world, playing Ozzfest and Warped tours, to name a few.

In 2006, Justin's variety in his musical background, in particular with frame drums and marimba, was featured on the compilation "Drum Nation Volume 3".

Since his early years, Justin has furthered his musical education at college, earning a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Percussion Performance from the University of Connecticut. He continued his classical training at the Hartt School of Music, earning a Master of Music in Percussion Performance.

Justin's strength lies in is his consistent rock drumming and precise sound. He plays a Yamaha Maple Absolute kit in with a 20" Bass Drum and 12" & 16" Toms and Yamaha hardware.

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