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Interview by Kris PetersBad Wolves hit the jackpot with their 2021 album Dear Monsters, satisfying existing fans of the band with their output, while also drawing a new breed of followers to their music.It was a success in every way, which made their follow-up album Die About It - out now - all the more significant.Die About It came with all of the usual fanfare, declaring it "pushes the boundaries of their soundscape in pursuit of new sonic dimensions" and more, but, as they say, the proof is always in the pudding. So is Die About It as good as everyone says?HEAVY thinks so, but to gauge the album from the band's viewpoint we sat down with drummer John Boecklin to discuss more."Feeling good. Very fresh," he enthused. "It feels like a great start to a cycle. We hit the road with Bush in America. I feel the record has a lot of… not avant guard things… but things we certainly haven't tried before which makes us feel not stuck in a rut doing the same old. Rock radio, in general, is the kind of band we are, but we get very, very, very heavy in songs on this one. You can feel it, every album has a creative rut of getting kind of stuck in certain formulas, so we tried to do the best we can to stay out of that and do songs that feel more expressive and make you feel more emotions than some of the past songs."We ask John to dive deeper into the musical side of the album."I think where we started it was we weren't going for anything," he measured. "We dropped any ideas of 'well, this worked in the past, let's do that'. Sometimes we did that stuff, like 'this did really good, let's do some of that'. I think some of the first songs that we wrote for this song musically were Die About It, the song, N.D.A which in the end has a two-minute saxophone solo, which is just stuff we had never tried before."In the full interview, John explores the different sounds and approaches to making the album, the singles released and if they are a good sonic representation of the album, how much they experimented and where the band's limits were, if there was any extra pressure after the success of Dear Monsters, the overall theme on Die About It, having the band co-produce the album and some of the pros and cons with that, how Bad Wolves' sound has changed over their journey and more.

Doc welcomes former Devildriver guitarist, Jeff Kendrick to the show and they talk about how the two met, how being in a local band with John Boecklin led to joining Devildriver, hitting the ground running with DD in the early 2000s, how Dez's success with Coal Chamber opened a lot of doors for the band, the progression of the band's sound from their debut to The Fury Of Our Maker's Hand, the band's breakneck work schedule, why he ultimately quit the band, and what he's been up to career-wise since 2014. This episode features the song "Vertigo" by In TRAWL and "Clouds Over California" by Devildriver. Follow Jeff on Instagram @JeffHKendrick and Twitter @JeffKendrick Follow Doc on Instagram and Twitter @DocCoyle Please support this show's sponsor TRAWL at https://linktr.ee/TrawlBand Listen to more great podcasts like this at soundtalentmedia.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Doc welcomes Bad Wolves guitarist, Max Karon, to the show and they talk about how Max got into playing guitar and home recording, how that led him to eventually becoming a guitar tech for Coal Chamber, how that led him to working for Devildriver, eventually meeting John Boecklin, and starting the band that would ultimately become Bad Wolves, why he ended up leaving the band and focusing on guitar teching and joining Once Human, the philosophy behind his unique guitar tone and playing style, why he wanted to rejoin Bad Wolves, and how he has evolved as a creative person through the years. This episode features the songs "The Body" by Bad Wolves and "Deadlock" by Once Human featuring Robb Flynn. Follow Doc on Instagram and Twitter @DocCoyle Follow Max on Instagram @MaxKaronMusic Listen to more great podcasts like this at soundtalentmedia.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

John Boecklin is the drummer for Bad Wolves. We talk about how they found their new singer DL, touring with Papa Roach and much more. FOLLOW JOHN: instagram.com/john_boecklin SPONSORS: distrokid.com/vip/garza 30% OFF! emgpickups.com Promo Code: Heavy 15% OFF! SUBSCRIBE ON YOUTUBE: bit.ly/TheGarzaPodcastOfficial bit.ly/TheGarzaPodcastClips LISTEN ON SPOTIFY & APPLE PODCASTS: spoti.fi/3JwKgPD  https://apple.co/3L8iOrO FOLLOW GARZA: tiktok.com/@chrisgeetarza instagram.com/chrisgarza COFFEE MUGS, GUITAR PICKS, SHIRTS: kingsroadmerch.com/the-garza-podcast

Doc Coyle and John Boecklin join Trey Xavier to discuss how they wrote their album "Dear Monsters."Some of the topics discussed include:Why lyrics are subjectiveThrowing ideas around to see what sticksWriting lyrics lastAdvice from Billy JoelSponsored by: DistroKid (join and get 7% off your first year!)Join the Gear Gods public DISCORD server.Follow Gear Gods:►Website: http://geargods.net►Facebook: http://bit.ly/GGFBPAGE►Twitter: http://bit.ly/GGTWEETS►Instagram: http://bit.ly/GGIGBB See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

John chatting with me about the new Bad Wolves record, Dear Monsters... along with new singer DL, touring, lockdown, recording, and more

Episode 150- Doc Coyle from Bad Wolves! This band has had  four number one rock songs on the charts, including their smash hit “Zombie” which is a cover of the Cranberries song.  Before he joined Bad Wolves he was in a band called God Foribd for 17 years, and he's also filled in for Lamb Of God, written blogs for VH-1 and Metal Sucks, and hosts his own podcast, the Ex-Man with Doc Coyle. We went down some rabbit holes together and we talk conspiracy theories, UFOS, politics, the media and all that stuff. And of course we talk music and Doc opens up a little about what happened with the change at signer for Bad Wolves. Overall, one of the most enjoyable episodes of the show for me. Hope you agree!0:00:00 - Intro0:02:10 - Doc's Secret to Not Aging0:03:14 - Fun, Responsibility & Focus 0:07:40 - Conspiracy Theories, UFOs & Aliens 0:16:00 - Government Agencies & Society Evolving 0:20:50 - Media, Fear & Skewed Information 0:24:45 - Doc's Early Musical Influences 0:28:24 - Slash - Favorite Guitar Player0:31:07 - "God Forbid" Band0:33:37 - Big Bands & Success 0:40:40 - Moving to L.A. & Promoting Yourself  0:42:40 - Ozzfest & Money on Record Contract0:44:50 - Playing with Other Bands & Writing for VH-10:48:50 - Touring with Meta Cohen 0:50:55 - Bad Wolves Cover of  "Zombie" & Cranberries Singer0:55:42 - Casey Jones of Phoenix & Special Guest Singers 0:57:30 - Tommy Vext Leaves Bad Wolves 1:03:20 - Social Media & Negative Comments 1:11:32 - Politics, Divineness, & Information Warfare1:19:10 - Monsters in the Shadows & Woke To Your Thing 1:21:05 - The South, Big Cities, & Politics 1:29:05 - New Singer for Bad Wolves & New Album 1:34:20 - Whitfield Crane of Ugly Kid Joe 1:36:30 - Water Charity & Interview Summary 1:39:10 - Wrap UpBad Wolves website:https://badwolvesnation.comWater Charity website:https://www.charitywater.orgWrite Me a Review on Apple Podcasts:(Scroll down to the bottom)https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/chuck-shute-podcast/id1469337994Chuck Shute Podcast website:http://chuckshute.comSupport the show (https://venmo.com/Chuck-Shute)

La Tienda De Biblioteca Del Metal: Encontraras, Ropa, Accesorios,Decoracion, Ect... Todo Relacionado Al Podcats Biblioteca Del Metal Y Al Mundo Del Heavy Metal. Descubrela!!!!!! Ideal Para Llevarte O Regalar Productos Del Podcats De Ivoox. (Por Tiempo Limitado) https://teespring.com/es/stores/biblioteca-del-metal-1 DevilDriver es una banda estadounidense de groove metal formada en Santa Bárbara en 2002. La banda está formada por Dez Fafara (Coal Chamber) Mike Spreitzer, Neal Tiemann, Diego Ibarra y Austin D'Amond. Devildriver era el nombre que le daban las brujas a las campanas que usaban para manejar el mal que invocaban con sus hechizos. El grupo fue comenzado por Dez Fafara y Evan Pitts. Dez Fafara era el líder de la banda Coal Chamber, de la cual se separó antes de empezar con DevilDriver, por razones que aún son objeto de debate. DevilDriver, completado por los guitarristas Evan y Jeff, el bajista Jon y el baterista John, se concibió en 2001, durante el proceso de grabación de “Dark days”, el tercer álbum de Coal Chamber. Fafara quería añadir gordura y peso a su producción musical. Durante algún tiempo había estado pensando en moverse hacia una dirección más fresca y metálica cuando finalmente DevilDriver llegó a realizarse. Fafara llamó a Evan y el guitarrista fue a su casa, rápidamente se hicieron buenos amigos. El resto de DevilDriver fue reunido con miembros de otras bandas de la ciudad. Las cosas funcionaron, y la banda, en su estado embrionario, pasó alrededor de un año ensayando y creando las maquetas de lo que luego sería su primer disco. Fafara sabía que en cuanto terminara de girar con su otra banda dedicaría toda su energía a DevilDriver. “DevilDriver” incluye doce canciones y fue grabado en dos estudios y con dos productores distintos. Las baterías y las principales guitarras se grabaron con Ross Hogarth en Rumbo, donde también se grabó el exitoso “Appetite for destruction” de la banda angelina Guns n Roses. Las voces, overdubs y pistas de bajo se grabaron con Dan Serta en Castle Oaks. Para todos los implicados fue una experiencia positiva. Fafara admite que las influencias de black, death y heavy metal clásico han vuelto a levantar la cabeza en “DevilDriver”, y no compara a sus músicos con nadie que haya oído antes. En esencia, DevilDriver ha creado su propio estilo con rabia, oscuridad y furia. Su primer álbum, que lleva el nombre de la banda, fue lanzado el 23 de octubre de 2003, bajo el sello Roadrunner Records. Dez quería centrarse más en el lado extremo de la música, influenciado por el groove metal alejándose un poco del sonido nu metal de su anterior banda Coal Chamber. Su segundo LP, The Fury of Our Maker's Hand, fue lanzado en el 2005, y en general fue bien recibido tanto por el público como por la crítica. La banda realizó numerosas giras para presentar el disco, incluyendo Estados Unidos, Europa y Australia como soporte de bandas como In Flames, Fear Factory, y Machine Head; también se presentaron en el Burning Daylight Tour encabezado por ellos mismos. El 31 de octubre de 2006, DevilDriver relanza The Fury of Our Maker's Hand con tres canciones adicionales de estudio y tres grabaciones en vivo de temas anteriores. La edición especial también contiene un DVD con todos sus videos musicales hasta la fecha. El 16 de julio de 2007, sale a la luz el tercer disco de estudio de la banda, llamado The Last Kind Words. Fue grabado en los estudios Sonic Ranch en las afueras de El Paso, Texas. Este disco implica un cambio en el sonido de la banda hacia uno más extremo que los discos anteriores, por lo cual fue clasificado como death metal melódico . En el 2007 DevilDriver promovió el álbum en el Download Festival en Donington Park como cabezas de cartel de Linkin Park, Iron Maiden, y My Chemical Romance. La banda también apareció en 2007 en el Ozzfest. Fafara había planeando para tomarse sus primeras seis semanas de baja en 11 años, pero Sharon Osbourne lo convenció para continuar. En un concierto en Detroit, Míchigan, una grabación se hizo con el intención de lanzar un DVD en vivo en 2008 aunque este material aún no ha salido a la venta. El 16 de noviembre de 2007 Devildriver cambia de sello de discográfico de Roadrunner Records a Utopia Records por razones aún desconocidas. Ese mismo año sacaron la recopilación de su último disco The Last Kind Words con el sello Roadrunner. El 21 de febrero de 2009 la banda se presentó en Australia en el Festival de Soundwave con bandas como Lamb of God e In Flames. Después de terminar su show en Melbourne, anunciaron que su nuevo álbum sería publicado el 14 de julio de 2009. La banda también estuvo de gira en los estados del Medio Oeste a mediados de mayo de 2009 con bandas como Slipknot , 3 Inches of Blood , y All That Remains. También completó una gira europea junto a otros grupos como Behemoth y Suicide Silence. El 14 de julio de 2009, Devildriver saca al mercado su cuarto álbum de estudio llamado Pray For Villains debutando en el #35 en el Billboard 200, con ventas estimadas en alrededor de 14.600, mostrando una mejora respecto a su lanzamiento anterior, The Last Kind Words, que debutó en el #48. En marzo de 2010, DevilDriver participó en el festival Getaway Rock de 2010, que se celebró en Gävle, Suecia y comenzó el 8 de julio y terminó el día 10. La banda también fue incluida en una extensa gira por Reino Unido en noviembre de 2010 con 36 Crazyfists. El quinto álbum de DevilDriver Beast fue grabado en los estudios Sonic Ranch en Tornillo, Texas, con el productor Mark Lewis, y fue puesto en libertad el 22 de febrero de 2011. DevilDriver estuvo de gira por Australia junto a bandas como Iron Maiden, Slayer, All That Remains y Nonpoint para el Festival de Soundwave en febrero y marzo de 2011. Recientemente Jonathan Miller, el bajista de la banda desde el momento de su formación, se tomó un descanso de la banda para asistir a rehabilitación siendo sustituido por Aaron "Bubble" Patrick durante las giras, sin embargo los miembros de la banda han declarado que Miller permanece como un miembro estable dentro de la banda. En 2013, lanzaron su sexto álbum de estudio titulado Winter Kills el cual logró su mejor performance en el Billboard 200 alcanzando el número 32. Éste incluye el sencillo «The Appetite» y una versión de la canción «Sail», original de Awolnation. El 8 de octubre de 2014, Dez Fafara anunció la salida de la banda del baterista John Boecklin y el guitarrista Jeff Kendrick. La banda estará en un ínterin hasta 2016 mientras Fafara retorna a Coal Chamber. El 7 de enero de 2015, Dez Fafara anunció la entrada del baterista Austin D'Amond (Ex-Chimaira) a la banda en reemplazo de John Boecklin. Y el 19 de marzo del mismo año, anunció la entrada del guitarrista Neal Tiemann (Midwest Kings, The Anthemic, Burn Halo) en reemplazo de Jeff Kendrick. Neal Tiemann comenzó su carrera con Midwest Kings y pasó tiempo tocando con Caroline’s Spine, Burn Halo y Uncle Kracker entre otros. El 2 de mayo de 2015, Dez Fafara aseguró que actualmente existen 12 nuevas canciones escritas para el siguiente álbum de DevilDriver. Devildriver tiene planeado grabar estas 12 canciones en octubre y noviembre de 2015, así el álbum sería lanzado en la primavera/verano (hemisferio norte) del año 2016, volviendo a los ciclos normales de grabación de la banda. Además agregó que él no quería a DevilDriver "detenido" tanto tiempo, que sólo necesitaban tomarse un descanso después de lanzar el álbum Winter Kills.

Doc welcomes God Forbid guitarist and vocalist, Dallas Coyle, Vagus Nerve vocalist, Sterling. R Jackson, and Bad Wolves drummer, John Boecklin, to the show. In part 2 of a 2 part series, they go into detail about the writing and recording of Doc's favorite songs from his career including "The New Clear" and "Move On" by God Forbid, "So Very Divine" by Vagus Nerve, and "Better Off This Way' by Bad Wolves. This episode features the song "Season of the Witch" by Survivors of Suicide. Follow Doc on Instagram and Twitter @DocCoyle Please support this episode's sponsor Survivors of Suicide at https://survivorsofsuicide.bandcamp.com/ Please also support our new sponsor at HelloFresh. Go to HelloFresh.com/exman10 and use code exman10 for 10 free meals, including free shipping. Listen to more great podcasts like this at soundtalentmedia.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Robb sits down with Johnzo for an in-depth dive into his life drumming in Devildriver, his current relationship with singer Dez Fafara, hanging out with pornstars, marriage/divorce, and massive success with Bad Wolves multi-platinum cover of “Zombie".

Things going very well for the Bad Wolves and they're grateful for that, especially for one person, who has always supported them – Five Finger Death Punch guitarist Zoltan Bathory. We met singer Tommy Vext and drummer John Boecklin to talk about their career, touring with legends like Megadeth and about the next steps for the Bad Wolves.

On this edition of the "Paltrocast With Darren Paltrowitz" podcast, Darren spoke with singer and songwriter Sevyn Streeter, Bad Wolves drummer John Boecklin and AEW wrestler "Spanish God" Sammy Guevara of The Inner Circle. Among the topics discussed were career development, future goals and tasteful self-promotion.

Doc welcomes Bad Wolves drummer, John Boecklin, for his second appearance on the show to talk about how John feels about the success of Bad Wolves 3 years removed from his last time on the pod, dealing with the growing pains of developing the band's sound on the second album, how the writing process is evolving, how Bad Wolves fits into the metal scene, Tim Lambesis and morality, the fallout of the success of the "Zombie" single, and John's girlfriend, Madison, jumps on the show to give us some insight into and from the perspective of Generation Z. This episode features the songs "Right of Center" by Ceraphym and "Junkie Girl" by Madison Braddy. Follow John on Instagram @john_boecklin Follow Doc on Instagram and Twitter @DocCoyle Support our show sponsor Ceraphym at www.ceraphym.com Buy the Rockabilia.com Exclusive Ex-Man T-shirt here - www.rockabilia.com/doc-coyle-the-e…irt-402964.html Listen to more great podcasts like this at JabberJawMedia.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Tommy Marz interviews John Boecklin, drummer for the band Bad Wolves.  They talk about their new album N.A.T.I.O.N. - and get into some of the writing and production of the record.  John also discusses some of his biggest influences. Tommy breaks down his favorite songs from the bands new album.

HEAVY Magazine chats to John Boecklin from Bad Wolves about their brand new album N.A.T.I.O.N.

Listen to Richie Sambora & Orianthi, Bad Wolves & the great George Thorogood on this episode of Westwood's One's Rock Talk With Mitch Lafon. Firehouse's Bill Leverty co-hosts.  In our first interview, former Bon Jovi guitarist Richie Sambora along with Orianthi discuss their new album Radio Free America, the Hall Of Fame induction, working with Alice Cooper & Michael Jackson, who actually played bass on the classic Bon Jovi albums, Richie's approach to songwriting, his first solo album, producer Bob Rock, the 7800º Fahrenheit album, Halo Of Flies and much more. In our second interview, John Boecklin of the Bad Wolves discusses the band's debut album Disobey, starting over, the importance of Metallica's And Justice For All... album to him, covering The Cranberries, moving on from DevilDriver, the tour with Five Finger Death Punch, his gear endorsements and more.  In our final interview, iconic guitarist George Thorogood talks about his love for Canada, his 50 States in 50 Days Tour back in 1981, the effect of classic rock radio, Party Of One (his latest album), what makes a great song, how he writes songs, Record Store Day, the NY Mets and more. Help support the show. Please consider a donation: https://www.paypal.me/MitchLafon See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

BallZach sits down with John Boecklin of Bad Wolves to talk about their new album "Disobey"!

Bad Wolves drummer John Boecklin joins the podcast this week. John and I talk about the hype train that is Bad Wolves. We discuss the upcoming 5FDP tour, his time in Devildriver and how Tommy Vext came into BW. John also tells a few great Phil Anselmo stories and talks about his Patriots in the Super Bowl. Robb Rivera makes his weekly "Pick From The Kit" Music on this episode from Black Sabbath and Bad Wolves. CONTACT: Email Talk Toomey Talk Toomey Facebook Talk Toomey Twitter STORE: Talk Toomey Flaming Pentagram Tee Talk Toomey Logo Tee DONATE: Patreon Paypal

In this episode we are joined by Doc Coyle. Doc talks with us about his new band Vagus Nerve, their new video, writing, new music, trying to work long distance, the chemistry in the band, and what’s to come. He also talks about Bad Wolves, the buzz that is building, working with John Boecklin, Tommy Vext filling in for 5FDP, and what is in the future for the band. Doc also talks about writing “This is Why We Ride” for the new Bodycount album, writing for other artists, the idea behind his The Ex-Man Podcast, the thoughts on joining an established band, the division in metal and hard rock and why we need bands like Ghost, A7X, Volbeat and 5FDP to get big, some memories from God Forbid’s catalog, stories of touring with Metallica while filling in with Lamb of God, NBA talk, and a lot more! We kick the episode off with talk of the recent Rammstein show in Dallas, we play a brand new song from the mighty Ironaut, and we look ahead to our appearance on Porch Talk along with Fist of Rage. Thanks for listening, and please share!

John Boecklin (Devildriver, Bad Wolves) talks about what it takes to be the type of musician that producers love having in the studio and musicians should strive to be. The song is what matters. We all know this, right? It’s been said countless times, but it can be difficult for many of us to set aside egos and actually put ... Read More The post EP137 | John Boecklin appeared first on Unstoppable Recording Machine.

In this inaugural episode, Doc and John discuss John's exit from Devildriver, life after the band, his artist management career, his new band I of Tongues, and his relationship with Phil Anselmo. This episode features the song "Pull Me Out" from Doc's band Vagus Nerve from the Visceral EP available now.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices