Eloy Casagrande uses the Tama Starclassic Bubinga/Maple drum kit during all live shows on Slipknot's "Here Comes the Pain" 25th anniversary tour. He employs two setups, an "A" rig and a "B" rig, which include bubinga shells with sizes 22x16 (x2), 24x14 (x2), 10x7, 12x8, 13x9, 16x14, and 18x16, as confirmed by TAMA Drums.

"I think I fell into Tama really without thinking about it much in about 1980 when my drum-tech Graham Davies produced some gear at the beginning of the K.C. rehearsals for Discipline. The catalogue was full of unlikely things - boobams (octobans) , Gong toms, brass snare drums, the new boom cymbal stands - all great stuff for King Crimson. Tama has been really great to me, and I've probably helped to sell a reasonable amount of gear for them. They make great drums, but they also are able to produce a kit to my spec in most cities round the world, saving a bundle on shipping costs. As a company they produce consistently high standard products, are loyal to their artists and pick up the phone quickly. What more could you want?

People are always asking me what I think about XYZ drums. The answer is always - 'nothing'. The only downside to endorsing a specific manufacturer is that I don't know anything about other manufacturers' drums because I never play them." - Bill Bruford

The full gear list is in the description

Simon Phillips is featured on the TAMA Drums website, where he is associated with the Tama Starclassic Bubinga/Maple drum set.

It says he uses molten brown burst versions of these on the tama website

Sizes: 20"x22" Bass Drum (SC Bubinga) 20"x22" Bass Drum (SC Bubinga) 8"x10" Tom Tom (SC Maple) 8"x12" Tom Tom (SC Maple) 9"x13" Tom Tom (SC Maple) 14"x14" Floor Tom (SC Maple) 16"x18" Floor Tom (SC Maple)

@0:27 we can hear Anup say that he uses a Tama Starclassic bubinga snare drum.

Studio takes from "Recreation Day" album recordings.