Frost vs Inferno — Drum Gear Comparison | MetalForge
Side-by-side gear: Frost (Satyricon / 1349) vs Inferno (Behemoth). Kits, cymbals, pedals, sticks — compare specs and prices.
Frequently Asked Questions
What drum kit does Frost use?
Frost uses Tama Starclassic Bubinga with Zildjian A Custom & K Series (14" A Custom Hi-Hats, 16", 17", 18" A Custom Crashes, 22" K Custom Dark Ride, 18" K China). Frost plays a Tama Starclassic Bubinga Series kit, Zildjian A Custom & K Series cymbals (14" A Custom Hi-Hats, 16", 17", 18" A Custom Crashes, 22" K Custom Dark Ride, 18" K China), and a Tama Iron Cobra Power Glide single pedal. Inferno plays a Pearl Masterworks kit with a Pearl Reference 14x5" Steel snare, Paiste RUDE Series cymbals (14" Hi-Hats, 14" Blast China, 18" & 19" Crashes, 24" Mega Power Ride, 18" China), and a Czarcie Kopyto (Devil's Hoof) double pedal.
What drum kit does Inferno use?
Inferno uses Pearl Masterworks with Paiste RUDE Series (14" Hi-Hats, 14" Blast China, 18" & 19" Crashes, 24" Mega Power Ride, 18" China). Frost plays a Tama Starclassic Bubinga Series kit, Zildjian A Custom & K Series cymbals (14" A Custom Hi-Hats, 16", 17", 18" A Custom Crashes, 22" K Custom Dark Ride, 18" K China), and a Tama Iron Cobra Power Glide single pedal. Inferno plays a Pearl Masterworks kit with a Pearl Reference 14x5" Steel snare, Paiste RUDE Series cymbals (14" Hi-Hats, 14" Blast China, 18" & 19" Crashes, 24" Mega Power Ride, 18" China), and a Czarcie Kopyto (Devil's Hoof) double pedal.
Which is better, Frost or Inferno?
Frost and Inferno represent two national schools of extreme metal drumming. Frost pursues Norwegian black metal's technical precision — his blast beats are a clinic in controlled extremity built for atmosphere. Inferno delivers Polish blackened death metal brutality — his stamina and power have carried Behemoth to arena-scale success. The debate is precision-first black metal vs stamina-first blackened death metal.