Meshuggah - Bleed - Tomas Haake - Wincent Drumsticks

Tomas Haake is showing off his incredible skills in this Drumorientated video. Wincent Drumsticks are proud to have him as an endorsee!

[MrMalzers]

This song inspired me to give up drums

[saashivvaljee]

Tomas haake has more control over his feet then I have over my life

[ryuk]

Fun fact: The slow interlude at 4:20 was written there for the sole purpose of preventing the insturments from bursting into flames mid-song.

[artso]

after years of pain and agony, i finally can play the drum part at 4:22 - 4:54

[Friartuck]

If Haake was seen doing this 300 years ago he'd have been burned at the stake for being a warlock.

[Consural]

Bass drums check under their bed for Tomas Haake before going to sleep.

[alwallace]

Let's take a bow to the lights technician...he's part of the band.

[lashashubladze]

Despite being heavy as hell, it's crazy how meditative and chill Meshuggah's music really is.

[nikosucksatskating]

Metronomes keep their time by listening to Tomas Haake.

[Rlyeh_The_Dead]

I like to imagine Bill Burr is in this crowd getting his mind blown.

[olalmartins]

In the Swedish documentary "Hård rock på export" pt 3 they complained about how much they hate performing this song live. "It's just a stamina exercise" - and the interviewer went: "Well, who's fault is that?"

[valeriecomplex]

This isnt just a difficult drum beat, but every instrument has an extremely difficult riff and is hard for even the most talented of folks. This band are god tier musicians

[skullkrusher]

I feel like a lot of people don't appreciate just how tight the whole band (and not just Thomas) has to be to pull off this song live. Any miniscule deviation from the correct rhythm would be instantly noticeable and make the whole song/riff sound like mud. The fact that that NEVER happens in their performances is mind blowing. Absolutely incredible musicians.

[ownageyeahful]

every metal drummers dream is to make it even one minute into this song and not be dead

[deweytucker]

One of the most legendary drum performances in the history of music.

[sshez]

This is one of those songs where everyone is like, "WOW! WTF did I just hear?" This song will be played in 1000 years and people will still be using it is an example of amazing musicianship.

[braindraw]

Fun fact: During this performance, he was still recovering from a herniated disc that affected his right leg/foot. So this is how he plays when he's struggling to control one of his feet.

[wesleykorisky]

Meshuggah is the most criminally underrated band of all time. Like for real, the entire music industry owes them a lot for all of the studio engineering and live performance effects they invented and pushed into the scene.

[Herbster]

I’ve been playing drums for over 40 years. This blows my mind.

[fromulus]

This song is like 13 years old and it still sounds like it's from the future.