Explosive riffs. Arena-sized choruses. Zero restraint.
“Landmines” isn’t just a comeback single — it’s a war cry. And at the center of it is Frank Zummo, delivering a performance that’s both punishing and precise.
With every crash, stomp, and flam, Frank’s kit becomes a weapon — fueling Sum 41’s final chapter with intensity, drama, and pure punk energy.
Frank doesn’t just hit hard — he hits smart.
On “Landmines,” his parts are crafted like a cinematic soundtrack: explosive when they need to be, tight when it counts. He blends double kicks with punk grooves, and even manages to throw a UFO gong drum into the mix without it ever feeling like a gimmick.
It’s a masterclass in balancing spectacle with substance — and it slaps.
Frank’s kit is built for impact. From thunderous kicks to custom finishes, here is the gear breakdown of what powers his sound, from the kit, cymbals and heads.
This is Frank’s signature SJC setup with a custom “Heaven and Hell” lightning bolt finish — a kit that looks as intense as it sounds.
While this exact configuration isn’t available off the shelf, you can build your own SJC drum kit to get something inspired by Frank’s setup.
Build your own SJC Custom Kit at Sweetwater (Unavailable at Thomann)
Frank’s cymbals bring the fury. From cutting crashes to one of the biggest gongs you’ll ever see, this setup was made to be felt as much as heard.
Want Frank’s energy? Go for darker crashes with bite, a massive ride, and at least one cymbal that sounds like an explosion.
Zummo trusts Remo for a reason — these heads can take a beating and still sound crisp and clean.
Frank Zummo’s playing on “Landmines” is everything you want from a modern rock drummer: heavy, technical, and unforgettable.
Whether you’re inspired by his double kicks or his unshakeable stage presence, remember — the gear helps, but it’s the attitude behind the kit that makes it
If you want to recreate Frank’s sound from his Drumeo YouTube performance, you can find this gear at Sweetwater or Thomann if you are overseas. If this video lit a spark to start drumming (or sharpen your chops), take the next step and try Drumeo, free for 7 Days.
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