Matt Hyde
For the British music producer, see Matt Hyde (British producer).
| Matt Hyde | |
|---|---|
| Born | June 19, 1964 |
| Genres | Multiple but most successful with heavy metal |
| Occupation(s) | Producer, engineer, mixer, musician |
| Instruments | Guitar, Keyboard |
| Years active | 1979–present |
| Associated acts | Slayer, Children of Bodom, Monster Magnet, Porno for Pyros, Hatebreed, Sum41 |
| Website | www.matthyde.com |
Matt Hyde (born June 19, 1964) is an American producer, engineer, mixer and musician. From 1982–1985 he attended Berklee College of Music in Boston. While still at Berklee (1984) he started to get experience in Pyramid recording studio in Boston. After graduating he toured with several different bands, playing guitar and keyboards. When he'd had enough of life on the road, Hyde began working at recording studios, first in Boston and from 1989 in Los Angeles. But he played guitar and keyboard off and on after this time also.
He was a programmer and engineer on several projects including some songs on No Doubt's Tragic Kingdom. He also produced small rock and hip-hop projects on his own, including demos for a then-unknown Cypress Hill.
He met Perry Farrell from Porno for Pyros and was a time both producer and member of the band. After some time he realized that he was more at home in the studio than on the stage. He then resumed his production career.
| Artist | Album title | Role | Comment |
|---|---|---|---|
| Winds of Plague | Against The World | (P-E) | |
| Children of Bodom | Relentless Reckless Forever | (P-E-M) | |
| Monster Magnet | Mastermind | (P-E-M) | |
| Terror | Keepers of the Faith | (M) | |
| Maurice | Young People with Faces | (P-E-M) | |
| 2Cents | Dress to Kill | (P-E-M) | |
| Die Mannequin | Fino + Bleed | (P-E-M) | |
| The 69 Eyes | Back in Blood | (P-E) | #3 debut in Finland, #14 on Billboard's Heatseekers chart |
| Burning Brides | Anhedonia | (E-M) | |
| Nathan Gaunt | See Ya Later, Space Cowboy | (M) | |
| ASG | Win Us Over | (P-E-M) | |
| Monster Magnet | 4-Way Diablo | (P-E-M) | |
| So They Say | Life in Surveillance | (P-E-M) | |
| Strung Out | Blackhawks Over Los Angeles | (P-E-M) | #5 on Billboard's Top Heatseekers chart |
| Pride Tiger | The Lucky Ones | (P-E-M-CW) | Juno nominee "Rock Album of the Year" (2008) |
| Staind | 8 live acoustic tracks from The Singles: 1996–2006 | (M) | |
| 2Cents | Lost at Sea | (P-E-M) | |
| Stavesacre | How to Live with a Curse | (P-E-M) | |
| Jonny Lang | Turn Around | (E) | Grammy Winner "Best Rock or Rap Gospel Album" (2006) |
| Alexz Johnson | Songs from Instant Star Two | (CP-E-M) | |
| ASG | Feeling Good Is Good Enough | (P-E-M) | |
| Alkaline Trio | "Lucretia My Reflection" | (M) | |
| Strung Out | Exile in Oblivion | (P-E-M) | |
| Sum 41 | Go Chuck Yourself | (M) | |
| Sum 41 | Chuck | (E) | Double Platinum in Canada, Gold in United States, Juno Award Winner "Rock Album of the Year" (2005) |
| Louis XIV | Illegal Tender | (M) | only one track |
| Autopilot Off | Make a Sound | (E) | |
| 1208 | Turn of the Screw | (M) | |
| From Satellite | When All Is Said and Done | (P-E-M) | |
| No Warning | Suffer, Survive | (CP-E-M) | |
| Perfect | Once, Twice, Three Times a Maybe | (M) | |
| Pulley | Matters | (P-E-M) | |
| Project 86 | Songs to Burn Your Bridges By | (P-E-M) | |
| Hotwire | The Routine | (P-E-M) | |
| Project 86 | Truthless Heroes | (P-E) | |
| Toploader | 8 songs from Magic Hotel | (M) | |
| Treble Charger | Detox | (P-E) | |
| Hatebreed | Perseverance | (P-E) | album debuted at #50 on Billboard 200 Loud Rock Album of the Year (2002) – CMJ over 300,000 copies sold worldwide |
| Fu Manchu | California Crossing | (P-E) | |
| Parkway Drive | "Atlas" | ||
| Sum 41 and Tenacious D | "All The Cool Shit" for KROQ Christmas album | (P-E-M) | |
| Rufus Wainwright | "He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother" for Zoolander soundtrack | (CP-E-M) | |
| Loudermilk | The Red Record | (M) | 2 songs |
| Deftones | Gore | (P-E-M) | |
| Slayer | War at the Warfield | (P-E-M) | |
| Slayer | God Hates Us All | (P-E-M) | #28 on Billboard 200 #9 Top Canadian Album of 2001 #18 Top Internet Album of 2001 #31 in the UK charts |
| Slayer | "Bloodline" for Dracula 2000 soundtrack | (P-E-M) | |
| Slayer | "War Zone" for UFC: Ultimate Beatdowns, Vol 1 | (P-E-M) | |
| Betty Blowtorch | Are You Man Enough? | (P-E-M) | |
| Monster Magnet | God Says No | (CP) | |
| Monster Magnet | Powertrip | (CP-E) | #1 album on Billboard's Heatseekers list #97 on Billboard 200 Sold to gold in the US |
| Treble Charger | Wide Awake Bored | (P-E) | Matt cowrote 5 tracks |
| The Drowners | Is There Something on Your Mind? | (P-E) | |
| Sum 41 | 3 songs from Half Hour of Power EP | (M) | |
| Kill Hannah | Lips Like Morphine | (P-E-M) | |
| Expanding Man | coming album | (P) | |
| Liars, Inc. | Superjaded | (P) | |
| Chlorine | Primer | (P-E-M) | |
| Ten Speed | Ten Speed | (P-E) | |
| Chalk FarM | Notwithstanding | (P-E) | |
| Drill Team | 2 songs from their self-titled EP | (P-E-M) | |
| The Honeyrods | The Honeyrods | (P-E) | |
| Perry Farrell | 4 songs from Rev | (P-E) | |
| Porno for Pyros | Porno for Pyros | (P-E-M) | #3 debut on Billboard 200 Sold to gold in the US MTV VMA "Best New Artist" nominee (1993) |
| Porno for Pyros | Good God's Urge | (P-E-M) | 3 tracks |
| Porno for Pyros | "Sadness" from the M.O.M. | (P-E-M) | benefit compilation Surf Dog |
| No Doubt | Tragic Kingdom | (E) | |
| Mighty Mighty Bosstones | "Detroit Rock City" from Kiss My Ass: Classic Kiss Regrooved tribute album | (P) | |
| Soul Asylum | "Losing It" from soundtrack for I Know What You Did Last Summer | (P-E) | |
| Sublime | "Legalize It" from Hempilation: Freedom Is NORML compilation | (E-M) | |
| Maids of Gravity | Maids of Gravity | (P-E-M) | |
| Bash & Pop | "Making Me Sick" from Clerks soundtrack | (P-E-M) | |
| For Love Not Lisa | "Slip Slide Melting" from The Crow soundtrack | (P-E-M) | |
| For Love Not Lisa | Merge | (P-E-M) | |
| Ednaswap | Ednaswap | (CP-E-M) | |
| 700 Miles | Dirtbomb | (P-E-M) | |
| Green Jellÿ | "Slave Boy" | (P-E-M) | |
| Mind over Four | Half Way Down | (P-E-M) | |
| Holy Grail | Ride the Void | (P) |
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