Superior Drummer - Death and Darkness (not rimshots!)
D4 sample over snare
Mark Lewis Bus

Jeff Loomis - Tragedy And Harmony

Doc's guest is Mark Hunter, singer of the now defunct New Wave of American Heavy Metal band Chimaira. They discuss the demise of the band, the early years and how the band got signed, dealing with their Nu Metal growing pains, how the band never felt comfortable in their own shoes or took time to enjoy the success, what it felt like to have original band members quit one-by-one, the rise and fall of Chimaira 2.0, and Mark's new career as a photographer.

This episode features the song "This Is Why We Ride" from the Body Count album Bloodlust and a clip from the Chimaira song "Save Ourselves" from their self-titled album.

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The Ex-Man Podcast 13 - Mark Hunter (ex-Chimaira)

Link details his preparations for another visit to the proctologist, and Lizzie and Ellie join Rhett & Link to discuss two of the internet's favorite conspiracy theories about Lindsay Lohan & Keanu Reeves.
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Hollywood Conspiracy Theories ft. Lizzie & Ellie | Ear Biscuits Ep. 92

Link’s dream of riding horses, a deadly new animal named after Pink Floyd, whether or not it’s ethical to eat a talking pizza and more on this week’s episode of Ear Biscuits.

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Have We Crossed the Line? ft. Rhett & Link | Ear Biscuits Ep. 93

Doc Coyle (Vagus Nerve, Bad Wolves, God Forbid) is one of those rare musicians that truly has great ideas about how to approach building a career in the industry, and we’re stoked to have him on board to expound about how he does it.

The music industry is complicated. We all know this. The landscape is constantly shifting and it takes a lot of effort and skill to stay on top of things. Doc has put in the effort, continues to put in the effort, and he’s become more than just a musician at this point; he’s carved out a space for himself as a fixture in the world of heavy music. Everyone with eyes toward a long term career stands to learn from the philosophies he shares in this episode.

“The heavy music community is very small, everyone knows everyone, and if you do bad business it gets around.” - Doc Coyle

ON THIS EPISODE, YOU’LL LEARN ABOUT:
- Doc’s philosophies on maintaining an engaging career
- Strategies for social media
- Modern touring realities
- Insight into the label perspective
- The importance of criticism
- And much, much more

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Unstoppable Recording Machine Podcast Season 1

EP125 | Doc Coyle

Doc reflects on the white supremacist rally in Charlottesville, VA, and speaks with ex-God Forbid drummer Corey Pierce about how he dealt with the break up of the band, the evolution of the band's sound throughout their career, lament on lost opportunities, discuss Corey's career post-God Forbid, and mull the possibility of a reunion.

This episode features the God Forbid song "Static Signal", a B-side from the 2009 Earthsblood album.

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The Ex-Man Podcast 22 - Corey Pierce (ex-God Forbid)

John Green reviews a plant species with no relationship to Kentucky and the contemporary practice of searching for the lives of people you don't know. 

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Are rocks actually soft? What are Pop-Tarts? My boyfriend's ex is dating my ex??? And more!

134 - The Millennial Avocadome

Doc welcomes guitarist, songwriter, producer, and entrepreneur, Eyal Levi, on the show to talk about growing up around classical music with his father being a conductor, how in music college he stumbled upon creating the music that would become Daath, how their music progressed and why he thinks Daath didn't succeed, how he leveraged the connections he made with the band into becoming a producer, making the Levi/Werstler album, why Daath ultimately became inactive, discuss when and why to quit a project, how the band Eyal and Doc played in together fell apart, how getting involved doing tutorials on CreativeLive inspired him to start URM Academy, and finally achieving success with Nail The Mix.

This episode features the song "The Ascent and Decline" by The Agony Scene from their new album Tormentor and "Worthless" by Daath from their album The Concealers.

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