The Downbeat Kerim "Krimh" Lechner - Septic Flesh / Decapitated / Behemoth (session)
Dec 10, 2018
Kerim "Krimh" Lechner, an Austrian drummer known for his work with Septic Flesh, Decapitated, and Behemoth, shares his fascinating musical journey. He dives into the physical and mental challenges of drumming under pressure and the evolution of drumming techniques, emphasizing self-expression and individuality. The conversation also touches on tattoos and aging, intertwining personal expression with art. Light-hearted tales of hippo encounters balance intense discussions, showcasing the vibrant life of a metal musician.
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Use Short Power Naps
- Take short power naps (20–30 minutes) to restore focus after morning practice.
- Krimh wakes early, practices 2 hours, then naps briefly to keep performance sharp.
Warm Up The Whole Body
- Warm your whole body briefly before big shows: jog 5–10 minutes, do squats and push-ups to get blood flowing.
- Krimh says short cardio plus bodyweight moves wake oxygen delivery and prevents initial cold-stage errors on stage.
Called In To Play Behemoth
- Krimh got a last-minute Facebook call from Behemoth to learn 14 songs for a festival in ten days and accepted.
- He practiced 6–8 hours daily ripping audio from a live video and writing his own song-structure notes to prepare.