In an effort to bring their site to meet the demands of the modern Internet user, Modern Drummer has updated their website with new features.  According to an article from DrummerCafe.com ... These recent developments represent an ongoing pledge to our readers and the drum industry,” explains Modern Drummer associate publisher Tracy Kearns. “Since Ron Spagnardi first began publishing Modern Drummer in 1977, we have been dedicated not just to covering the drumming ...

Not to be outdone by Drum! Magazine's digital archives, Drumhead Magazine is now offering their own online versions.  The more this goes on, the more MD's archive DVD seems overpriced and arcane. The presentation is pretty solid, but compared to Drum's offering, this new entry lacks some of the pizzazz and slickness.  It's ok, but Drum!'s is better.

Drum! Magazine has posted up their April 2008 Issue online. Check it out! This issue features Thomas Pridgen, Jam Crusie recap, Mic'g hand percussion, and more.