Seconded, I've never listened to Massacre but I particularly like his drumming on Leprosy and to a lesser extent Spiritual Healing. It's not flashy or even particularly amazing technically but he does a solid job on both albums. Also, his drumwork is still a far more interesting listen than Chris Reifert's on Scream Bloody Gore imo. Although I realise the general consensus probably isn't with me on this one.

^ I've always loved the drumming on Leprosy and Spiritual. I think a lot of that is down to the sound as well though: those drums really slam through the speakers.

He's probably been mentioned before, but my god, Dave Astor (ex-Cattle Decap, Pathology et al) fucking sucks. His blastbeats have always sounded atrocious and, from an outsider's perspective, it seems obvious that he was the only thing holding Cattle Decapitation back. You can hear it on Karma.Bloody.Karma through The Harvest Floor. The band trying to be more ambitious with riffs, time changes and song structures on Karma, but the effort overall being hit and miss because of the lame, one-note drumming, and god, those blast beats! And then Harvest sounding like a band reborn: all that ambition in the guitar, songwriting and vocal departments finally reaching potential, largely because of the new drummer who could actually keep up. And Pathology... lol.

My other rando pick for terrible drummer would be Aad (Kloosterward) (Houwitser, Sinister et al). It's a little thing, really, and i've said it before several times in the distant past, but goddamn if i've ever heard one quick drum fill ruin an entire album in the way that Aad's work on Houwitser's 'Damage Assessment' did. Start listening to that album. Notice the drum fill. Try to finish album.
You'll hear nothing else after a short while. What the F was he thinking?

I've never really focused on the drumming for that album, always sounded rhythmically serviceable enough, so just checked it out to see what you're on about.

LOL, yeah, Aad the one fill man. I imagine that must fucken grate for a drummer listening.

Haven't heard that Houwitzer album, but Aad's performance in Sinister was pretty dreadful too. "Cross the Styx" is indeed a great album but his drumming feels so stiff and stilted, and it takes away from the semi-complex songwriting.

Akhenaten's drumming in Judas Iscariot, especially on the earlier records is sloppy as hell. There's some really noticeable mistakes. I love Judas Iscariot, but goddamn there's some bad moments in terms of musicianship. Great riff writer though.

A severe case of not blasting well: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gop-wQItxjA