fans via email through their mailing list and via their MySpace page, that Curiel had re-joined. The next day, Curiel played with P.O.D. for the first time since his departure on the Jimmy Kimmel Live! show. Two months later they signed a new deal with INO Records. The Accident Experiment (2002–2007) The Accident Experiment, also known as AeX, is a rock band based in San Diego, California. It was formed in 2002 when co-founder Curiel left the band P.O.D. The band featured Curiel on guitar, Pete Stewart (Grammatrain) with the vocals, Tony Delocht on bass, and Ernie Longoria on drums (both from Sprung Monkey). The band's first EP, Arena EP, was released in 2003. In 2005, the band signed to indie label Rock Ridge Music, and their first full-length album, United We Fear, was released October 18, 2005. A video had been shot and released for the first single Sick Love Letter. Curiel and Longoria began jamming and they solidly evolved into a steady rock act opening for Foo Fighters, Drowning Pool, Staind, and other known bands. In December 2006, Curiel re-joined P.O.D. and The Accident Experiment went on hiatus. Their Arena EP was re-released by Rock Ridge Music on May 8, 2007. The EP included some new songs by the group. Pete Stewart – vocals Marcos Curiel – guitar, producer Tony Delocht – bass Ernie Longoria – drums Daylight Division In 2009, Curiel formed the band Daylight Division, with Joe Loeffler, formerly of Chevelle, Dave Buckner, of Papa Roach, and Lukas Rossi, of Rock Star Supernova. Rossi left soon after joining. Because the remaining members failed to find a permanent lead vocalist, they disbanded. Discography P.O.D. Snuff the Punk (1994) Brown (1996) LIVE at Tomfest (1997) The Warriors EP (1998) The Fundamental Elements of Southtown (1999) Satellite (2001) Greatest Hits: The Atlantic Years (2006) When Angels & Serpents Dance (2008) Murdered Love (2012) SoCal Sessions (2014) The Awakening (2015) Circles (2018) The Accident Experiment Arena EP (2003) United We Fear (2005) Other appearances Curiel was featured in, rewrote and produced the Nappy Roots "Awnaw" Rock remix. It also appeared on Madden 2003. He worked with Nappy Roots again on track "Right Now" from the soundtrack for Daredevil. He played guitar on the Ill Harmonics track "Destiny" from the album Take 2. He played guitar on "Quality Junk" from the album Fashion Expo: Round One by various artists. He played