Ace Rubina has been actively playing the drums for over twenty years, working with countless bands, until 2017 where he co-founded the Brooklyn-based metallic hardcore band Court Order. Ace cites his influence from a wide background notably Deftones’ Abe Cunningham and Mark Castillo from ex-BTBAM/Bury Your Dead fame. Court Order came together from mutual friends wanting to travel and perform heavy music live. The band delivers a punishing assault of heavy, mixing genres to create their unique brand of metal and hardcore.
Court Order’s most recent release “Split Between A Dream And A Failure” was released digitally through Blood Blast Distribution and is available on 7” via Moon Decay Records.
The play-through below was filmed February 20th, 2021 by Revolt Entertainment at Asylum Studios in Orlando, FL using Panasonic GH5, Atomos Ninja V Recorder, Shure SE215 Clear Dynamic Microdriver In-Ears, and Behringer BC1200 drum mics.
Drummer: Ace Rubina
Band: Court Order (Brooklyn, NY)
Ace’s Gear:
B.I.B. Drums
10” x 16” x 22”
Pork Pie Snare
13”
Sabian AAX cymbals
18” Stage Crash
18” Stage China
14” Performance Hats
Tama Hardware & Throne
Iron Cobra Double Bass Pedal
Vater 5B Sticks
Band Links:
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/courtorderhc
Twitter: https://twitter.com/courtorder1
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/courtorderhc/
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7o-rf__BHlS4goGnpOv5wA
Court Order, a hardcore/deathcore band formed in February 2019, began touring relentlessly sharing the stage with Left Behind, Bodysnatcher, Ingested, Falsifier, and Slaughter to Prevail.
Court Order brings dissonant riffs blended with heavy metallic aggression, smashed alongside brutal grooves, delivered by a dual seven-string baritone assault and upbeat tempos. Paralleled with double bass, two-step, and occasional blast beats; Court Order aims to deliver a battleground for a supreme and atmospheric auditory experience. With a wide range of influences, the band dishes out compact song lengths; a great testament to the band’s efficiency. Highlighting the best of what fans crave when spending a weekend retreat at This Is Hardcore or FYA Festivals.
Court Order self-released the self-titled EP in August 2020, then inked a Worldwide Deal with Extreme Management Group in December 2020. The band has recently released the follow-up “Split Between A Dream And A Failure”, a two-song release, with Blood Blast Distribution (powered by Nuclear Blast Records).
Court Order is currently at work on a full-length album, which will feature a collection of ten tracks aimed to elevate their animated, impactful sound.
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