Mike Doling

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Mike Doling is a guitarist. He is the current guitarist for Channel Zero,[1] and a former member of Soulfly [2] and Snot.

[edit] References

  1. ^ "ROCK GODS GO STRAIT". NME.com. January 23, 2010. http://www.nme.com/news/ozzy-osbourne/4498. 
  2. ^ "For The Record". MTV.com. September 24, 2003. http://www.mtv.com/news/articles/1479264/20030924/outkast.jhtml. 
Soulfly
Max Cavalera · Marc Rizzo · Tony Campos · David Kinkade
David Ellefson · Logan Mader · Roy Mayorga · Mikey Doling · Marcello D. Rapp · Jackson Bandeira  · Bobby Burns  · Joe Nunez
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Extended plays
Videos
Singles
"Eye for an Eye" · "Umbabarauma" · "Bleed" · "Tribe" · "Back to the Primitive" · "Son Song" · "Jumpdafuckup" · "Seek 'N' Strike" · "Downstroy" · "Prophecy" · "Frontlines" · "Carved Inside" · "Innerspirit" · "Unleash" · "Blood Fire War Hate" · "Rise of the Fallen"  · "World Scum"
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Snot
Mike Doling · John Fahnestock · Jamie Miller · Lynn Strait · Sonny Mayo · Shannon Larkin · Mike Smith · Tommy Vext
Studio albums
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