Side Projects and Other Musical Endeavours
In his time away from Tool, Carey has contributed (and still regularly does) to a vast number of projects:
- Fusion band VOLTO!, which regularly plays shows in the Los Angeles area, consisting of both covers and original material
- Pigmy Love Circus, which has recorded several albums
- Electronica-oriented project ZAUM
- Green Jellÿ
- Pigface
- Drums on the track "Use Less" from the album The Greater Wrong of the Right by Skinny Puppy
- Contributed to Adrian Belew's Side One and Side Three projects with bassist Les Claypool
- Drums on certain tracks of the Carole King album Colour of Your Dreams (as a session drummer) with Velvet Revolver guitarist Slash playing on select tracks
- Drums on the track "Somewhere" from the Collide album Some Kind of Strange and several tracks from Two Headed Monster
- Made an appearance on the 1997 album Free Mars by former Tool bassist Paul D'Amour's band Lusk
- Drums on the track "The Fourth" on the selftitled album from Feersum Ennjin, the band of former Tool Bassist Paul D'Amour
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