Drum Practice Room with in Brick Garage-Acoustics Forum-Acoustic Fields Forum

I live in the uk in a detached brick cavity wall type house with an attached single brick garage which is attached to my neighbours garage (their house is a mirror image to mine where the garages touch). The garage is narrow but long approx 2.7m x 8m with a big garage door at one end and has a solid concrete floor. I want to create a drum practice room within the back half of the garage 2.7m x 4m. I want the specification of it to reduce noise enough just so that I can practice with out disturbing the neighbours and my family in my house. It doesn’t need to be a professional sound studio level of noise reduction but enough that I can practice drums without disturbing my sleeping kids in the evening etc. I’ve been watching videos and reading material and understand the type and arrangement of the barrier technology depends on usage of the room. What is the best combination of barrier technology for a drum practice room? I am currently thinking a room with in a room i.e. A stud wall inset within the garage brick walls (and another stud wall where we cut the garage in half were no outer wall exists). For the frequencies of a drum kit (low bass 30Hz to high cymbals 10kHz) what barrier technology/combination is best for the inner stud wall and outer stud/brick wall? Add double dry wall, green glue, mass loaded vinyl, rock wool etc on resilient channels? Should the outer brick wall require any barriers or will the brick be sufficient as the outer barrier to get the acceptable level of noise reduction? I believe the solid concrete floor should be good for the bass drum with some addional floating floor materials on it. Yes?