Tag Archives: Scott Kelly

Neurosis respond to Scott Kelly’s admission of abusing his family

Posted by on August 29, 2022

  On Saturday (27th), Neurosis singer Scott Kelly issued a statement on Facebook admitting to abusing his wife and children while announcing he’s 100% retired from being a professional musician.    Kelly wrote: “Due to recent events, I feel that I clearly need to address some rumors and set the record straight. For the past […]

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Scott Kelly cancels Mirrors For Psychic Warfare’s European tour due to mental illness

Posted by on October 16, 2018

Struggling with mental illness is not easy and many find it overwhelming. It is also brave and commendable for those who are able to open up about their personal battle. With that said, Mirrors For Psychic Warfare, the project between Neurosis’ Scott Kelly and Buried at Sea’s Sanford Parker have cancelled their upcoming November European […]

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Neurosis’ Scott Kelly announces 2018 European Tour with John Judkins of Rwake

Posted by on November 30, 2017

Scott Kelly, frontman of the advant-garde metal band Neurosis, is embarking on a early 2018 European Tour to showcase his solo material. Along side him on the 24 date trek will be John Judkins of Rwake. In support of the tour, a 7″ EP of the duo’s performance at White Water Tavern will be released. […]

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Mastodon posts mini-doc about working with Neurosis’ Scott Kelly

Posted by on November 13, 2017

Throughout Mastodon’s career, Neurosis frontman Scott Kelly has made a guest appearance on every album since 2004’s Leviathan. Some notable songs are, “Blood and Thunder,” “Crystal Skull” and “Crack the Skye.” Mastodon has now released a mini-doc about their longtime relationship exclusively on Revolver. Check it out below:    

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Neurosis’ Scott Kelly reveals struggles with mental illness

Posted by on August 31, 2017

Neurosis frontman Scott Kelly publicly shared his struggles with mental illness, urging others to continue with their medication. While there’s an ongoing debate about pharmaceuticals and the harm they can do, Kelly, in what equates to a public apology to his family, stated that going off his meds changed his behavior for the worse. Kelly […]

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Mastodon bringing Neurosis’ Scott Kelly with them on European tour

Posted by on August 15, 2017

Mastodon have toured with many bands over the years, Clutch, Dethklok, Converge, Against Me! and Gojira, to name a few. One band they haven’t toured with yet is Neurosis, the Oakland standard-beareres of dark, intense music that’s one part noise rock to three parts doomy post metal. While the bands haven’t toured together, you’d be […]

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Scott Kelly of Neurosis to appear on Mastodon album (again)

Posted by on January 24, 2017

Neurosis’ Scott Kelly is no stranger to Mastodon, considering they are great friends and made guest appearances on nearly every single Mastodon album, 2002’s Remission aside. It is no secret that we are anxiously waiting for this new album to come out, and it seems like we’re hearing a little more about the release almost […]

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Neurosis to play 30th anniversary shows

Posted by on November 19, 2015

Post-metal masters Neurosis have been around for a while, and by ‘a while’ we mean 30 years. Some of you weren’t even born when these guys decided to revolutionize the metal genre and create a unique style of their own and become the influence of an infinity of bands out there. That much prestige needs […]

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Wife of Neurosis’ Scott Kelly falls ill

Posted by on March 30, 2015

Be it via his work as the leader of Neurosis, bands such as Tribes of Neurot and Corrections House or as the owner of Neurot Records, Scott Kelly is one of the leaders of underground extreme music. This past Tuesday (24), his wife Sarah woke up unable to walk or see. She’s in the hospital […]

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Rolling Stone’s Top 50 albums of 2014 has one metal album on it

Posted by on December 2, 2014

It’s not like Rolling Stone necessarily has their finger on the pulse of heavy music. In fact, they famously trashed the first albums by both Black Sabbath and Led Zeppelin. So it’s not all that surprising that even though 2014 was a banner year for metal that only one album that’s remotely heavy wound up […]

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