Jim Macaulay, drummer for new wave legends The Stranglers, is the latest high-profile artist to join the Dream Cymbals artist roster in the UK. Macaulay is formerly of Birmingham rock band Envy & Other Sins and has many session appearances under his belt with the likes of I Blame Coco and Emmy The Great.
Macaulay joins Louise Bartle of Bloc Party and Dominic Greensmith from Reef as part of the ever-growing list of notable champions of Dream cymbals. The Stranglers recently celebrated their 40th anniversary and will be touring extensively around the world in 2017.
The band stormed the singles charts to reach #2 in 1982 with ‘Golden Brown’, matching that position with albums ‘No More Heroes’ and ‘Black And White’, all of which achieved Gold status. Dream cymbals are designed in Canada and handmade and hand-hammered by artisans from B20 bronze. All cymbals and gongs are exclusively distributed in the UK by SVM Percussion.
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