
Scott Kelly
Retired American musicianWikipedia
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Search complete. 15 mentions across 5 episodes found for "Scott Kelly".
Oct 20, 2026
A Once in a Generation Metal Band | Ep. 260: Mastodon
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17:19Alex VolzGUEST
Every album really like stretching their creative muscles, but they just seem to be on this like crazy upward trajectory at this point.
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17:29Alex VolzGUEST
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.
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17:41Alex VolzGUEST
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17:41Mike MansourHOST
wonder why.
Metal on Metal - Dark Castle
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15:30Stevie FloydGUEST
one.
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15:31Stevie FloydGUEST
And Neurosis, Scott Kelly, and we were on, like, an 80-something show tour here in Europe.
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15:38Rob ShafferGUEST
Yeah.
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15:39Rob ShafferGUEST
Oh, yeah, with Yob, and I was playing drums in Yob.
Episode 002 - Bound with Arrows - A Neurosis discography deep dive - part 1
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9:23Pete ChurchillHOST
But obviously, we can't ignore their relevance to the Neurosis story.
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9:26Pete ChurchillHOST
Three of their members, Jason Roeder, Dave Edmondson, and of course, Scott Kelly, went on from Violent Coercion to form Neurosis.
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9:35Pete ChurchillHOST
And another member, Jeff Jarkins, went on to do the artwork for Pain of Mind.
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9:39Pete ChurchillHOST
That, I think, is really all we need to say about Violent Coercion at this point.
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9:43Pete ChurchillHOST
And that leads us nicely into the formation of Neurosis.
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9:47Pete ChurchillHOST
Neurosis was formed in 1985 by Scott Kelly, Dave Edmondson, and Jason Roeder.
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9:54Pete ChurchillHOST
They obviously met in that Bay Area Oakland punk hardcore scene, as we've covered.
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10:00Pete ChurchillHOST
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
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15:31speaker_1HOST
There was no single star.
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15:33speaker_1HOST
The vocals, for instance, were completely shared between guitarist Scott Kelly and Steve Von Till.
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15:38speaker_1HOST
And they have very different voices.
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15:40speaker_0HOST
How so?
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16:02speaker_0HOST
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.
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16:12speaker_1HOST
Yes, it did.
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16:13speaker_0HOST
Scott Kelly departed the ban in 2022, which led to their current hiatus.
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16:17speaker_0HOST
But that caps off over three decades of basically uninterrupted innovation.
STOPGAP BONUS EPISODE! Dave and Steve discuss songs they liked so far in 2026 (TESTAMENT, JOYCE MANOR, MEGADETH, DINOSAUR JR., MASTODON, BOARDS OF CANADA, TONY IOMMI, THE LINDA LINDAS, NEUROSIS, GORILLAZ)
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19:29SteveHOST
I'm, I was honestly pretty surprised.
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19:31SteveHOST
I, in my mind, I thought Scott Kelly was, like, the backbone of the band.
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19:36SteveHOST
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.
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19:42DaveHOST
Yeah.
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19:42DaveHOST
That also means you can listen to their older stuff and know that it's not all just Scott Kelly.
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19:47DaveHOST
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.
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19:52DaveHOST
[laughs]