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Chris Turner of Oceans Ate Alaska Covers Paul Simon Classic

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In a surprising twist, Chris Turner, the powerhouse drummer from Oceans Ate Alaska, has taken on the iconic Paul Simon track, “50 Ways To Leave Your Lover.” Known for his metal roots, Turner brings a fresh perspective to this classic tune, showcasing his versatility and creativity.

In a recent feature for Drumeo, Turner dives into the song, stating, “I’m coming in as a metal drummer going ‘what the hell?'” His unique approach not only pays homage to Simon’s original but also infuses it with a hard-hitting energy that fans of both genres will appreciate.

This cover is a testament to Turner’s skills and willingness to push boundaries, proving that rock drummers can tackle any genre with flair. Keep an eye on Oceans Ate Alaska as they continue to break new ground in the music scene.


Source: www.theprp.com

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