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Former KYUSS Bassist SCOTT REEDER Schedules AOL Listening Party

January 20, 2006

As former KYUSS/THE OBSESSED bassist Scott Reeder prepares for the January 24 release of his solo debut "TunnelVision Brilliance", AOL Music has chosen to lend a hand of support by hosting a listening party of the album during the week of its release. Starting on January 23 and running through January 29, the listening party can be accessed at this location.

"TunnelVision Brilliance" was written, produced, and recorded entirely by Reeder in his own studio. The album is a much more personal and intimate soundscape than his thunderously heavy past, an inspired (and undeniably psychedelic) trip through the subconscious of one of underground rock’s brightest luminaries.

With KYUSS and THE OBSESSED, Reeder has unquestionably left his mark on heavy music. Other highlights of his career include auditions with METALLICA (you may recognize him from their "Some Kind of Monster" documentary) and TOOL (with whom he’s occasionally performed),in addition to producing a number of artists (BLUEBIRD, GOATSNAKE),contributing to soundtracks ("2 Days in the Valley") and performing live in high-profile settings (UNIDA, NEBULA, THE EARTHLINGS).

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