Dallas Coyle (ex-God Forbid) has launched a new project called SVSPVRP. The band’s debut album will be released on March 31 and a video for the effort’s latest single, “Not Right Now,” can be found below:
[via The PRP]
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Doc Coyle On Possible God Forbid Reunion: “Things Have Been In The Works”
During a recent appearance on Hatebreed frontman Jamey Jasta‘s “The Jasta Show,” Doc Coyle addressed the idea of a God Forbid reunion once again. Notably, the guitarist confirmed that some “things have been in the works.”
Coyle said the following:
“We’ve been in talks, dates [have] been thrown around… So things have been in the works. But with my schedule with Bad Wolves touring and then I’m also doing The Wedding Band with Rob & Kirk with Metallica… I’ve been doing a lot of rehearsing with that and so there was a lot of scheduling conflicts with that.
I think [the reunion] will happen, it’s just a matter of when. Because Byron [Davis, vocalist], he has a family, he’s married, he’s got a house, he’s kind of doing that thing, everyone’s kind of spread out. Same thing with John [Outcalt], our bass player: got a kid, got a house, got a mortgage, wife and you know… everyone’s kind of moved to this different phase of their lives and it makes it really have to create space to do these things and it’s such a commitment of time and effort.
And I’m super respectful of that and I just don’t want to force anything, or make [reuniting] about money, or make it about… too much business. I want it to be about our friendship and kind of doing something for the fans.
‘Cause we never did a last show, we never did a last tour, we never did a farewell. And so I think that that left just an empty kind of space there. And it’s unfortunate, because I’m of the mind that I always wanted to do things the right way.
It’s kind of funny because it’s definitely come around. I peeked on that Loudwire thing and it’s just a buncha people like ‘God Forbid is so much better than Bad Wolves‘, and it’s like motherfucker where was you on our last tour when there was 112 people at the show.”
He went on to say that their was a European tour offer, but the band are considering the possibility of doing one-off shows and festival dates instead. He also revealed that he has some riff ideas that he could use for God Forbid if they decide to work on new music.
[via The PRP]
Doc Coyle Reveals That God Forbid Have A Tour Offer, Says He Wants Olly Steele To Play Second Guitar For The Band If They Reunite
During a recent episode of his “The Ex-Man With Doc Coyle” podcast, Doc Coyle (Bad Wolves) revealed that his old band God Forbid recently received a tour offer. It is still unclear if the band will take the deal, but if they do, ex-Monuments guitarist Olly Steele has already been offered a chance to take part in the reunion as a replacement for Dallas Coyle.
The following exchange took place on the aforementioned podcast [via The PRP]
Doc Coyle: “So God Forbid has been getting some offers for tours and reunions and stuff—and I don’t even know if it’ll happen or not—but if it does happen, would Olly Steele be down to play second guitar in God Forbid, if it happened?”
Olly Steele: “Are you shitting me?”
Doc Coyle: “No, I’m not shitting you.”
Olly Steele: “Where’s Dallas?…”
Doc Coyle: “Dallas… He’s done with me. He had his run and now he’s done.”
Olly Steele: “I can’t think of anything that would be more fun… If I’m free. I’m not saying I’d never be in a band again, you know.”
Doc Coyle: “If you’re down to do it… The thing about it, it’s not even really being in a band. It’ll probably be some shows and maybe a tour. But there’s nothing crazy, we’d probably take it one step at a time.
And like I said, I don’t even know if the other guys want to do it. I think we’re supposed to have a conference call, kinda talk to everyone and see what the vibe is. But we have a tour offer right now, for a European tour, which I don’t know if we’re gonna do or not.
But it just kinda seems like things have come around and there’s renewed interest in the band. And if I was gonna get someone, you’d be the guy I want to get. So I thought I’d ask you here.”
Olly Steele: “That’s amazing, 1000% yes.”
Doc Coyle: “Awesome, alright now I’m excited. I thought you’d say yes.”
Olly Steele: “You’re excited? I was 15-16-years-old playing guitar for the first time and learning from you and Dallas, and this has just happened, that’s amazing.”
Doc Coyle: “Well, I can’t have anymore white people in the band alright? [laughs].”
Olly Steele: “It’s a shame that it may not be the original lineup, BUT, let’s fucking play “Into The Wasteland” seven times in a row.”
Doc Coyle On The Possibility Of A God Forbid Reunion: “I Would Say It Is A Matter Of When, Not If”
While answering fan questions on his “The Ex-Man With Doc Coyle” podcast, Doc Coyle addressed the possibility of a God Forbid reunion. He said the following:
“I think yes. I think [it’s] just a matter of how and when. The logistics… It’s just not easy because guys are all over the place, guys have children, they have jobs, they have wives, they have obligations and it’s not the easiest thing to put together. It’s interesting, we were getting a lot of this additional interest during the pandemic… My main priority is Bad Wolves and so I have to organize everything around that. I would say it’s just baby steps so we’ll see, try and make it work. I would say it is a matter of when, not if, but then again I don’t want to hype people up because it’s just gotta be correct. Everything’s gotta work out.”
[via The PRP]
AC/DC, Mötley Crüe, Deftones, Rage Against The Machine, Etc. Releases Set For 2021 Record Store Day
The full list of special releases for this year’s Record Store Day has officially been revealed. The event is scheduled to take place across two days, June 12 and July 17, and you can find a list of rock/metal releases below. The full list is also available HERE.
June 12:
- AC/DC – “Through The Mists Of Time” / “Witch’s Spell” (12″ picture disc) (limited to 5000) (Columbia Records)
- Alestorm – “Sunset On The Golden Age” (deluxe edition) (2xLP) (limited to 1000) (Napalm Records)
- Alkaline Trio – “From Here To Infirmary” (vinyl) (limited to 3000) (Vagrant Records)
- Anti-Flag – “20/20 Division” (vinyl) (limited to 1500) (Spinefarm)
- Avatar – “Hunter Gatherer” (2xLP) (limited to 1200) (eOne Music)
- Beastie Boys – “Aglio E Olio” (vinyl) (limited to 1500) (Capitol)
- Black Sabbath – “Mob Rules” (picture disc) (limited to 4000) (Warner Records)
- Black Sabbath – “Heaven & Hell” (picture disc) (limited to 4000) (Warner Records)
- Def Leppard – “Live In Oxford” (2xLP) (limited to 4000) (Island/Mercury)
- Deftones – “Digital Bath” (Telefon Tel Aviv version) / “Feiticeira” (Arca remix) (12″ picture disc) (limited to 8500) (Warner)
- The Doors – “Morrison Hotel Sessions” (2xLP) (limited to 7500) (Elektra)
- Electric Wizard – “Time To Die” (2xLP) (limited to 3000) (Spinefarm)
- Escape The Fate – “Chemical Warfare: B-Sides” (vinyl) (limited to 1500) (Better Noise Music)
- Gruntruck – “Push” (2xLP) (limited to 2500) (Real Gone Music)
- The Hu – “Sad But True” (Metallica cover) & “Wolf Totem” (7″ picture disc) (limited to 2200) (Better Noise Music)
- Ihsahn – “After” (2xLP) (limited to 2500) (Spinefarm)
- Integrity – “Cradle To The Grave” (7″) (limited to 700) (Organized Crime)
- King’s X – “Tape Head” (vinyl) (limited to 2000) (Svart Records)
- King’s X – “Please Come Here… Mr. Bulbous” (vinyl) (limited to 2000) (Svart Records)
- L7 – “The Beauty Process” (25th Anniversary Triple Platinum Edition) (limited to 2300) (Real Gone Music)
- Lamb Of God – “As The Palaces Burn” (vinyl) (limited to 3500) (Craft Recordings)
- Mark Lanegan – “Here Comes That Weird Chill (Methamphetamine Blues, Extras And Oddities)” (vinyl) (limited to 3500) (Beggars Banquet)
- Linkin Park – “Meteora” (2xLP) (limited to 8500) (Warner)
- Mötley Crüe – “40th Anniversary Cassette Box Set” (feat. “Too Fast For Love“, “Shout At The Devil“, “Theatre Of Pain“, “Girls, Girls, Girls” and “Dr. Feelgood“) (limited to 1750) (Better Noise Music)
- Motörhead – “St. Valentine’s Day Massacre” (10″ picture disc) (limited to 4000) (Sanctuary Records)
- Mudhoney/Meat Puppets – “Warning / One Of These Days” (7″) (limited to 2500) (Sub Pop)
- Negative Approach – “Tied Down Demo” (vinyl) (limited to 1000) (TAANG!)
- Opeth – “Morningrise” (2xLP) (limited to 3500) (Spinefarm)
- Orange Goblin – “Eulogy For The Damned” (vinyl) (limited to 2500) (Spinefarm)
- Pepper – “In With The Gold” (vinyl) (limited to 2100) (Volcom Entertainment)
- Rage Against The Machine – “The Battle Of Mexico City” (2xLP) (limited to 12350) (Legacy)
- Joey Ramone – “Don’t Worry About Me” (vinyl) (limited to 2500) (BMG)
- Michael Schenker Group – “Live In Manchester 1980” (2xLP) (limited to 2500) (Chrysalis Records)
- Senses Fail – “Let It Enfold You” (vinyl) (limited to 2500) (Vagrant Records)
- Sigh – “Heir To Despair” (vinyl) (limited to 2500) (Spinefarm)
- Sleeping With Sirens – “How It Feels To Be Lost (deluxe edition) (2xLP) (limited to 1800) (Sumerian Records)
- Stryper – “God Damn Evil” (vinyl) (limited to 1200) (Frontier Records)
- The Sword – “Age Of Winters (15th Anniversary Edition)” (vinyl) (limited to 3000) (Kemado Records)
- Thrice – “To Be Everywhere Is To Be Nowhere” (vinyl) (limited to 3000)(Vagrant Records)
- UFO – “Mother Mary/This Kid’s” (10″) (limited to 2500) (Chrysalis Records)
- Uriah Heep – “The Magician’s Birthday” (vinyl) (limited to 2500) (Sanctuary Records)
- Triumph – “Allied Forces (40th Anniversary)” (vinyl box set) (limited to 1200) (Round Hill Records)
- VAST – “Music For People” (vinyl) (limited to 2000) (Real Gone Music)
July 17:
- All Them Witches – “Live On The Internet” (3xLP) (limited to 2000) (New West Records)
- Amigo The Devil – “Cover, Demos, Live Versions, B-Sides” (vinyl) (limited to 1500) (Liars Club)
- Bad Omens – “Live + Unplugged” (2xLP) (limited to 1000) (Sumerian Records)
- Bush – “Sea Of Memories” (10th Anniversary) (2xLP) (limited to 1800) (eOne Music)
- Cro-Mags – “The Age Of Quarrel” (vinyl) (limited to 3600) (Rock Hotel/Astor Place)
- Dio – “God Hates Heavy Metal” (12″ picture disc) (limited to 3500) (BMG)
- Evanescence – “The Open Door” (2xLP) (limited to 2500) (Craft Recordings)
- Fallujah – “The Harvest Wombs” (vinyl) (limited to 1000) (Unique Leader)
- Fear – “The Record” (LP/7″) (limited to 3500) (Run Out Groove)
- From First To Last – “Dear Diary, My
- Teenage Angst Has A Body Count” (original mix) (vinyl) (limited to 2000) (Epitaph)
- God Forbid – “Determination” (vinyl) (limited to 1000) (M-Theory Audio)
- Green Jellÿ – “333” (vinyl) (limited to 1500) (Say-10 Records)
- Sammy Hagar & The Circle – “Heavy Metal (Live)” (12″ picture disc) (limited to 2000) (BMG)
- Hawkwind – “Greasy Truckers Party” (2xLP) (limited to 4500) (Parlophone)
- (hed)p.e. – “Best Of Suburban Noize Years” (vinyl) (limited to 750) (Regime Music Group/Suburban Noize Records)
- Judas Priest – “Best Of” (eOne Music) (2xLP) (limited to 2000) (eOne Music)
- King’s X – “Manic Moonlight” (vinyl) (limited to 2000) (Svart Records)
- Mastodon – “Fallen Torches” (12″ picture disc) (limited to 6500) (Warner)
- Pearl Jam – “Alive” (12″ vinyl) (limited to 18500) (Legacy)
- Pearl Jam – “Alive” (cassette (limited to 6300) (Legacy)
- Ramones – “Triple J Live At The Wireless Capitol Theatre, Sydney Australia, July 8, 1980” (vinyl) (limited to 6000) (Sire)
- St. Vincent – “Piggy” (Nine Inch Nails cover) / “Sad But True” (Metallica cover) (7″) (limited to 3200) (Loma Vista Recordings)
- Soen – “The Undiscovered Lotus” (vinyl) (limited to 1200) (Silver Lining Music)
- Tad – “Inhaler” (vinyl) (limited to 3000) (Real Gone Music)
- Tesla – “Mechanical Resonance” (vinyl) (limited to 3000) (LMLR)
[via The PRP]
Body Count, Trivium, Fit For An Autopsy, Etc. Members To Take Part In “We Can Do Better: Words From The Underground” Charity Event
Will Putney (Fit For An Autopsy, END) has announced a special livestreamed charity event for the American Civil Liberties Union. The virtual event, which is being called “We Can Do Better: Words From The Underground,” will take place on June 14 at 9am PDT/12pm EDT and it will find musicians, labels, producers, etc. taking part in discussions and various giveaways.
The following participants have been confirmed:
- Ice-T (Body Count)
- Keith Buckley (Every Time I Die)
- Bryan Garris (Knocked Loose)
- Matt Heafy (Trivium)
- Kurt Ballou (Converge, God City)
- Andrew Marsh (Thy Art Is Murder)
- Tom Williams (Stray From The Path)
- Scott Vogel (Terror)
- Todd Jones (Nails)
- Buddy Nielson (Senses Fail)
- Alan Day and Dan O’Connor (Four Year Strong)
- Josh Smith (Northlane)
- Doc Coyle (Bad Wolves, God Forbid)
- Anthony Martini (E-Town Concrete, Commission)
- Patrick Sheridan (Fit For An Autopsy)
- Brendan Garrone (Incendiary)
- James Pligge (Harms Way)
- Brendan Murphy (Counterparts, END)
- Ethan Harrison (Great American Ghost)
- Mark Lewis (Producer)
- Anthony DiDio (Vein)
- Monte Conner (Nuclear Blast)
- Justin Louden (Closed Casket Activities)
- Carl Severson (Ferret, Good Fight Music)
- Equal Vision Records
- Pure Noise Records
- Nuclear Blast
- Relapse Records
- Closed Casket Activities
- Good Fight Entertainment
- Ferret Records
- Liquid Metal
- Metal Injection
- Evil Greed
Putney commented:
“To be honest I was initially torn about doing this. The distaste and rage I have for our systemic issues in this country are more palpable than they ever have been. But I am NOT the voice of the oppressed, and I would never pretend to be.
What I can do is sit down with my fellow artists, friends, peers, and heroes alike and start a conversation about what we CAN do to support institutions for positive change, because something HAS to change. And the money that will roll in from this event will go to the experts. The ACLU. The Civil Rights organization that has fought for the purest form of free speech, justice, and equality for ONE HUNDRED YEARS (let one hundred years sink in for a second). The work that they are heavily involved in today aims to tackle these systemic issues.
The artists who will appear on this livestream come from different corners of life, different upbringings, different tax brackets. Naturally, some people are more comfortable expressing their opinions and beliefs to the public than others. I ask that you do not expect fire and brimstone from everyone, and do not scorn those who’d like to have a lighthearted conversation about music. The act of participating and donating sought after items to a worthy charity should be enough for you to understand their intentions.
This raffle will be one for the books. Extremely rare items, tons of merch, test presses and limited vinyl, music gear, it goes on and on. A lot of those involved are bringing something special and I truly thank them for parting with sacred items.
The link is live to start donating now. We will be announcing more details and giveaways soon.
If you’d like to participate on any level just message me.
Go big or go home.”
Doc Coyle On The Possibility Of A God Forbid Reunion: “No One’s Really Knocking Down Our Door”
During a recent appearance on the BREWtally Speaking Podcast, Bad Wolves guitarist Doc Coyle was asked about the possibility of a God Forbid reunion. He responded by saying “no one’s really knocking down [the band’s] door.”
Coyle said the following:
“I don’t know about that. Like I said, friends with everybody, it’s just I’m so busy. No one’s really knocking down our door.”
He also added the following after it was mentioned that E.Town Concrete have been playing for big crowds during select reunion shows:
“Here’s the thing, E.Town was probably about 3-4x bigger that we were in our home area. I’m sure we could do like 1 reunion show and maybe sell it out, but I don’t know. I’ve [got] low confidence in how many give a shit to be honest.”
He continued:
“…It’s hard to gauge if people really care that much, if that makes sense? I’m not saying those people don’t, but it just might be those people. I don’t know if you see comments online if that means there’s hundreds or thousands of people that also feel that way who just aren’t there. It may be true, I’m just… ah, I don’t even know if that’s even a good enough reason to do anything. It would really have to come from a place of ‘hey man, this would sound fun’ or ‘this would be cool’.
Truth be told, no matter what, it’d be a lot of work just getting things together, rehearsing, booking, gear, everything. It’s a lot, but you never know. We’ll have to see that the future holds, but I love all those guys. I love the music and I’m proud of our legacy and I’m happy people still kinda care, cause I do think we did something really cool.”
[via The PRP]
Disciples Of Verity (Living Colour, Ex-God Forbid, Etc.) Premiere New Song “Worthy”
Disciples Of Verity, the band featuring Corey Glover (Living Colour), George Pond (ex-Negative Sky), Corey Pierce (ex-God Forbid), Mark Monjoy (Sekond Skyn), and Danny Puma (Negative Sky), have premiered a new song titled “Worthy.” This track features Jeff Loomis (Arch Enemy) and it will appear on the group’s upcoming album “Pragmatic Sanction.” Glover commented:
“No matter what you go through, as long as you’re breathing and still here to see another day, it is another chance. Being worthy though, that is the rub you are always trying to figure out. The heart and mind play against each other. Your mind may say you aren’t good enough, but your heart knows you are worthy. That said, I am here for a reason. I am ‘worthy.'”
[via Revolver]
Overcast, All That Remains, Bad Wolves, Etc. Members Comment On Atreyu Frontman’s “Inventing Metalcore” Claims
Atreyu frontman Alex Varkatzas recently made headlines after claiming his band “invented metalcore.” Now, Doc Coyle (Bad Wolves, ex-God Forbid), Phil Labonte (All That Remains, ex-Shadows Fall), and Brian Fair (Shadows Fall, Overcast) have all responded to his comments:
[via The PRP]
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