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Scott Kelly

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Oct 20, 2026

Alex VolzGUEST
17:19
Every album really like stretching their creative muscles, but they just seem to be on this like crazy upward trajectory at this point.
Alex VolzGUEST
17:29
You know, they had done songs with the singer from Clutch and Scott Kelly, and he's on like every album for a little bit here for a while until he mysteriously isn't on them anymore.
Alex VolzGUEST
17:41
I
Mike MansourHOST
17:41
wonder why.
Stevie FloydGUEST
15:30
one.
Stevie FloydGUEST
15:31
And Neurosis, Scott Kelly, and we were on, like, an 80-something show tour here in Europe.
Rob ShafferGUEST
15:38
Yeah.
Rob ShafferGUEST
15:39
Oh, yeah, with Yob, and I was playing drums in Yob.
Pete ChurchillHOST
9:23
But obviously, we can't ignore their relevance to the Neurosis story.
Pete ChurchillHOST
9:26
Three of their members, Jason Roeder, Dave Edmondson, and of course, Scott Kelly, went on from Violent Coercion to form Neurosis.
Pete ChurchillHOST
9:35
And another member, Jeff Jarkins, went on to do the artwork for Pain of Mind.
Pete ChurchillHOST
9:39
That, I think, is really all we need to say about Violent Coercion at this point.
Pete ChurchillHOST
9:43
And that leads us nicely into the formation of Neurosis.
Pete ChurchillHOST
9:47
Neurosis was formed in 1985 by Scott Kelly, Dave Edmondson, and Jason Roeder.
Pete ChurchillHOST
9:54
They obviously met in that Bay Area Oakland punk hardcore scene, as we've covered.
Pete ChurchillHOST
10:00
And they released their first demo in July 1986 as a three-piece before Chad Salter joined them in July 1987 to play second guitar and provide additional vocals.

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Neurosis: The Architects of Post-Metal and Heavy Music Evolution

Oct 9 · 2 Mentions

speaker_1HOST
15:31
There was no single star.
speaker_1HOST
15:33
The vocals, for instance, were completely shared between guitarist Scott Kelly and Steve Von Till.
speaker_1HOST
15:38
And they have very different voices.
speaker_0HOST
15:40
How so?
speaker_0HOST
16:02
Now, I do want to briefly mention, just to be thorough with the source text and bring us up to the present day, that this remarkably consistent collective run did eventually pause.
speaker_1HOST
16:12
Yes, it did.
speaker_0HOST
16:13
Scott Kelly departed the ban in 2022, which led to their current hiatus.
speaker_0HOST
16:17
But that caps off over three decades of basically uninterrupted innovation.
SteveHOST
19:29
I'm, I was honestly pretty surprised.
SteveHOST
19:31
I, in my mind, I thought Scott Kelly was, like, the backbone of the band.
SteveHOST
19:36
Uh, but it turns out they were able to replace him pretty easily, and I think this might actually be my favorite thing I've heard from them, so.
DaveHOST
19:42
Yeah.
DaveHOST
19:42
That also means you can listen to their older stuff and know that it's not all just Scott Kelly.
DaveHOST
19:47
So if you don't want to engage with him, but you still like their old stuff, you don't need to feel as bad.
DaveHOST
19:52
[laughs]

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