Flint's UK-made Reggae snare has a clever floating shell design with top and bottom heads tensioned equally at the same time. Despite the name, applications should stretch way beyond reggae. Worth changing out the heads. MusicRadar's got your back Our team ...

It was 1973 in Berkeley when Roger Steffens, thumbing through Rolling Stone magazine, became aware of a percolating, distant island music movement called reggae. He sought the sound out in record bins and outdoor stages and, with dizzying speed, it became ...