on May 19, 2023. On Bodies (2011–2017) In 2011, Moyal rejoined former Culture member Richard Thurston to start up the metallic hardcore band On Bodies, which the pair had been discussing since 2009. After tracking nine songs as a two-piece for their debut EP Planet Hospice (with Thurston playing all the instruments), the band was immediately signed to John Wylie's record label Eulogy Recordings. On Bodies recruited drummer Julio Marin and guitarists Chip Walbert and Chad Kishick (with Thurston assuming bass guitarist duties) in time for the EP-release shows in February 2012. Planet Hospice was released on CD by Eulogy Recordings and on vinyl by American Enemy Records. The full band next recorded five songs for their sophomore EP, The Long Con, released after some delay in May 2013 on vinyl through German record label Coffee Breath and Heartache, and much later, again on vinyl through American record label Irish VooDoo in March 2015. Irish Voodoo also released the band's third EP, Unremarkably Mortal, on vinyl in August 2015, which was again recorded as a two-piece band (with Thurston playing all the instruments). In March 2015, On Bodies embarked on a Japanese tour promoting a compilation of their second and third EPs, Unremarkably Mortal + The Long Con, released on compact disc through Cosmic Note. The band by then consisted of Moyal on vocals, Thurston and Zachary Colina on guitars, Josh King on bass and former Culture drummer Joshua Williams. Later that year, Williams was replaced by Boone Haley and King was replaced by Megan Schroer. German record label Demons Run Amok Entertainment released the compilation Unremarkably Mortal + The Long Con on vinyl in September 2015. Ekstasis (2022–present) In April 2022, Moyal teamed up with Canadian multi-instrumentalist David Williams to form the death metal band Ekstasis. The pair recorded a four-song demo, which included the tracks "Magmatic Decimation", "Paralyzing Impermanence", "Holes" and the Morgoth cover "Eternal Sanctity"; the material was eventually released as the band's debut extended play, Paralyzing Impermanence, on cassette tape and digitally through American record label Unspeakable Axe Records, on October 28, 2022. After the recording of the demo, but before it was released, the band recruited Swedish drummer Fred Estby,. Other bands and guest contributions One of Moyal's lesser-known bands was Some Sort of Radio, a metal project which was active from late 1998 to early 1999, and featured guitarists Joseph Simmons and Robert Proctor