Eyal Levi | |
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Background information | |
Born | May 22, 1979 |
Origin | Cleveland, Ohio, U.S. |
Genres | Death metal, industrial metal Heavy metal |
Occupation(s) | Musician, entrepreneur, podcaster, CEO, producer, songwriter |
Instrument | Guitar |
Years active | 2003–present |
Labels | Roadrunner, Century Media Records |
Website | Dååth's Home Page |
Eyal Levi (born May 22, 1979, Cleveland, Ohio). [1] is an American guitarist, entrepreneur, record producer, podcaster and songwriter, best known as the CEO and co-founder of "Unstoppable Recording Machine" and "Riffhard", online schools for rock and metal producers and guitarists respectively, as well as a founding member of metal band, Dååth. Levi has also been employed as a session guitarist, and touring member. His father is conductor Yoel Levi.
Year | Artist | Title | Label | Role |
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2004 | Infernal Dominion, Ophiolatry | Ophiolatry / Infernal Dominion (Split) | Deathgasm Records | Remastering (tracks 1-7), [2] Mastering (tracks 8-12) [3] |
Dååth | Futility | Self-released | Production, Engineering, Songwriting, Guitar | |
Misery Index | Dissent | Self-released | Production, Engineering | |
2005 | Organ | Volume of Hate | Meltdown Records | Recording [4] |
Arsis | A Diamond for Disease (EP) | Willowtip Records | Production, Engineering, Mixing | |
2006 | Prime Mover | A Monument to Your Sins (Demo) | Self-released | Producer [5] |
The Souls Unrest | The Souls Unrest | Bombworks Records | Engineering (tracks 4-7) [6] | |
Misery Index | Discordia | Relapse Records | Production, Engineering, Mixing | |
Out for Blood | Out for Blood | Devil Knows You're Dead | Mastering [7] | |
Arsis | United in Regret | Willowtip | Production, Engineering | |
2007 | Dååth | The Hinderers | Roadrunner Records | Production, Engineering, Songwriting, Guitar |
Dååth | Dead on the Dance Floor (EP) | Roadrunner | Production, Engineering, Songwriting, Guitar | |
2008 | Austrian Death Machine | Total Brutal | Metal Blade Records | Guest Guitar Solo |
2009 | Dååth | The Concealers | Century Media Records | Production, Engineering, Songwriting, Guitar |
2010 | Levi/Werstler | Avalanche of Worms | Magna Carta Records | Production, Engineering, Composition, Guitar |
Enders Game | What We've Lost | Engineering, Mixing, Guest Guitar Solo [8] | ||
Achokarlos | Mind Landscapes | Self-released | Guest Guitar Solo [9] | |
Dååth | Dååth | Century Media | Production, Engineering, Songwriting, Guitar | |
2011 | Job for a Cowboy | Gloom (EP) | Metal Blade | Assistant Engineering |
August Burns Red | Leveler | Solid State Records | Additional Mixing | |
The Black Dahlia Murder | Ritual | Metal Blade | Engineering, Assistant Mixing | |
Charred Walls of the Damned | Cold Winds On Timeless Days | Metal Blade | Engineering | |
Carnifex | Until I Feel Nothing | Victory Records | Mix Engineering | |
Draekon | Prelude To Tragedy (EP) | Self-released | Production, Engineering, Mixing, Session Bass | |
2012 | Demon Hunter | True Defiance | Solid State | Mix Engineering |
Job for a Cowboy | Demonocracy | Metal Blade | Engineering | |
Firewind | Few Against Many | Century Media | Mixing | |
Six Feet Under | Undead | Metal Blade | Engineering, Co-mixing | |
Chelsea Grin | Evolve (EP) | Artery Recordings | Engineering, Assistant Mixing | |
Whitechapel | Whitechapel | Metal Blade | Drum Assistant, Additional Engineering, Mix Engineering | |
The Contortionist | Intrinsic | eOne Music | Production, Engineering, Mixing | |
Motionless in White | Infamous | Fearless Records | Mixing | |
2013 | Six Feet Under | Unborn | Metal Blade | Assistant Engineering, Recording (Drums) |
Dark Sermon | In Tongues | eOne | Production, Engineering, Mixing | |
Whitechapel | The Somatic Defilement | Metal Blade | Engineering (Remixing) | |
Arsis | Unwelcome | Nuclear Blast Records | Engineering | |
NightShade | An Endless Vision | Bullet Tooth | Engineering [10] | |
The Black Dahlia Murder | Everblack | Metal Blade | Recording (Drums) | |
Battlecross | War of Will | Metal Blade | Production | |
The Defiled | Daggers | Nuclear Blast | Mixing, Editing | |
Last Chance to Reason | Level 3 | Prosthetic Records | Producer | |
DevilDriver | Winter Kills | Napalm Records | Additional Engineering (Drums), Mix Engineering | |
Oceanborn | Hidden from the World | Self-released | Engineering, Mixing [11] | |
Death Angel | The Dream Calls for Blood | Nuclear Blast | Additional Engineering | |
Reflections | Exi(s)t | eOne, Good Fight Music | Production, Engineering, Mixing | |
Deicide | In the Minds of Evil | Century Media | Assistant Mixing | |
2014 | Cognizance | Cognizance (Demo) | Self-released | Mixing [12] |
Carnifex | Die Without Hope | Nuclear Blast | Digital Editing, Drum Assistant | |
Assemble the Chariots | World Architects (EP) | Self-released | Mixing [13] | |
Conquering Dystopia | Conquering Dystopia | Self-released, Century Media | Engineering | |
Whitechapel | Our Endless War | Metal Blade | Drum Assistant, Digital Editing | |
Monuments | The Amanuensis | Century Media | Vocal Production, Vocal Mixing | |
Crimson Shadows | Kings Among Men | Napalm | Mixing [14] | |
Necromancing the Stone | Before the Devil Knows You're Dead (EP) | Self-released | Mixing (Additional) [15] | |
Job for a Cowboy | Sun Eater | Metal Blade | Additional Engineering | |
Cognizance | _Inceptum (EP) | Self-released | Producer, Engineering, Mixing, Guest Guitar Solo [16] | |
Prime Mover | When Dreams of Death Are Euphoric | Self-released | Producer, Engineer, Mixing (track 6) [17] | |
2015 | Our Last Crusade | The Ideal & the Actual | Self-released | Production, Engineering, Mixing |
2016 | Binary Code | Moonsblood | Production, Engineering, Mixing | |
2017 | Embrace the Dawn | The Effigist | Self-released | Mixing, Mastering [18] |
2020 | In Virtue | "Where the Edges Meet" | Self-released | Producer (Vocals), Recording (Vocals) [19] |
2024 | Dååth | The Deceivers | Metal Blade | Producer [20] |
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