Wikipedia / Nathan Cox
Wikipedia / Nathan Cox
Nathan "Karma" Cox is a music video director known for directed nu metal music videos. He is the brother of Coal Chamber drummer Mikey Cox.
Videography
2023
"Anthem Embattled " – Against the Grave
2019
"Killing Us Slowly" – Against the Grave
2017
"Poontang Boomerang" – Steel Panther
"Be With Me" – Old Dominion
2016
"Destroy Something Beautiful" – Media Solution
2015
"Save Today" – Seether
"Tonight We Ride" – Unleash the Archers
2014
"Would You Still Be There" – Of Mice & Men
"You Can't Stop Me" – Suicide Silence
"Same Damn Life" – Seether
2013
"Hopeless Wanderer" – Mumford & Sons (editor, dir. Sam Jones)
2012
"I Came to Party" – Deuce
2011
"Let's Get It Crackin'" – Deuce
"America" – Deuce
"Walk" – Foo Fighters (editor, dir. Sam Jones)
2010
"Gods and Punks" – Monster Magnet
"Let the Guilt Go" – Korn
"My Soul Still Burns" – Media Solution
2009
"No Surprise" – Daughtry
2008
2007
"Not All Who Wander Are Lost" – DevilDriver
2006
"Our Truth" – Lacuna Coil
"Closer" – Lacuna Coil
"Drownin" – Shurman
"How to Save a Life" – the Fray (editor, dir. Mark Pellington)
2005
"The Clincher" – Chevelle
"Drive Away" – Gratitude
"Alone (No More)" – Craving Theo
"Right Here" – Staind
"Stricken" – Disturbed
"Eagles Become Vultures" – Converge (editor, dir. Zach Merck)
"Best of You" – Foo Fighters (editor, dir. Mark Pellington)
2004
"Vitamin R (Leading Us Along)" – Chevelle
"Redefine" – SOiL
"Looks Like They Were Right" – Lit
"Guilty" – The Rasmus
2003
"Something Beautiful" – Cauterize
2002
"I Feel So" – Box Car Racer (co-directed with Tom DeLonge)
2001
"Angel's Son" – various artists (including members of Snot, Korn, Sevendust, Slipknot, System of a Down, Coal Chamber, Limp Bizkit and Sugar Ray)
"Papercut" – Linkin Park (co-directed with Joe "Mr. Hahn" Hahn)
"In the End" – Linkin Park (also co-directed with Mr. Hahn)
"Points of Authority" – Linkin Park
"Moto Psycho" – Megadeth
2000
"Ty Jonathan Down" – Videodrone featuring Jonathan Davis
"Synthetic" – Spineshank
"Satisfied" – 8stops7
1998
"War?" – System of a Down
"Sugar" – System of a Down
1997
"Loco" – Coal Chamber
DVDs
"Music as a Weapon II" – Disturbed, Ünloco, Taproot and Chevelle
"M.O.L." – Disturbed
"Who Then Now?" – Korn
References