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NEUROSIS' SCOTT KELLY Launches CombatMusicRadio.com; PHILIP ANSELMO To Contribute

July 18, 2005

Scott Kelly, a founding member of psychedelic hardcore band NEUROSIS, and Christopher Moeschl together have founded and launched Combatmusicradio.com, a new web site born of a passion for heavy music and blood sports.

The first offering from CombatMusicRadio.com (KMBT) is a weekly pre-recorded radio show called "The Show", hosted by Kelly, focusing on past and present underground metal, punk, and noise, and news and interviews pertaining to blood sports. "The Show", in addition to streaming, is available as a weekly podcast. The site also features written columns about music and blood sports.

"The goal of CombatMusicRadio.com is to create a platform where we can bring these two worlds together," said Kelly.

A "Reviews" column deals exclusively with music-related items such as record reviews and live reviews, while the "Blood Sports" section offers news and reviews of events and athletes. Eugene Robinson, a practicing fighter who has been involved in the fight game for a number of years and has previously written for Grappling magazine, pens the "Damage Ink" monthly column, focusing on NHB, mixed martial arts, and street fighting. SUPERJOINT RITUAL vocalist Philip Anselmo, an encyclopedia of boxing knowledge, is covering the sport for the site.

"Our ultimate goal with KMBT radio is too be streaming audio 24/7," said Kelly. "We will also be looking for people who would like to contribute their own work to our programming."

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