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| − | Max Coyle was the Director of Sedition Promotions, as well as Drive Show Host of [[Backbeat|Backbeat FM]] from September 2009 to August 2010. He was Station Manager from October 2009 to August 2010. Presenter at the first Shiverdown Festival held at Mystery Creek in 2010. | + | Max Coyle was the Director of Sedition Promotions, as well as Drive Show Host of [[Backbeat|Backbeat FM]] from September 2009 to August 2010. He was Station Manager from October 2009 to August 2010. Presenter at the first [[Shiverdown Festival]] held at Mystery Creek in 2010. |
| − | He also formed The Collective (Collective of Hamilton Drum & Bass/Dubstep DJ's/Promoters) along with the 8 original DJ's but left during the second split of the group. | + | He also formed [[The Collective]] (Collective of Hamilton Drum & Bass/Dubstep DJ's/Promoters) along with the 8 original DJ's but left during the second split of the group. |
Max Coyle was the Hamilton Representative for NORML NZ and organized 3 successive JDay protest concerts drawing between 150 and 800 people to the Hamilton lake stage over 3 years. | Max Coyle was the Hamilton Representative for NORML NZ and organized 3 successive JDay protest concerts drawing between 150 and 800 people to the Hamilton lake stage over 3 years. | ||
Revision as of 09:47, 27 May 2011
Max Coyle was the Director of Sedition Promotions, as well as Drive Show Host of Backbeat FM from September 2009 to August 2010. He was Station Manager from October 2009 to August 2010. Presenter at the first Shiverdown Festival held at Mystery Creek in 2010.
He also formed The Collective (Collective of Hamilton Drum & Bass/Dubstep DJ's/Promoters) along with the 8 original DJ's but left during the second split of the group.
Max Coyle was the Hamilton Representative for NORML NZ and organized 3 successive JDay protest concerts drawing between 150 and 800 people to the Hamilton lake stage over 3 years.
External Links
Published Articles
- New radio host and insider, Hamilton Press, May 13 2009, P31
- Radio man high-dives on bike into river, Waikato Times July 6 2010.
- Mad Max jumps bike off Hamilton bridge, 3news.co.nz, July 8 2010.x
