The shocking death of 29-year-old Scary Kids Scaring Kids frontman Tylson Stevens shook the music world this week.

As fans and friends continue to morn Stevens' untimely passing, many have taken to Twitter to share their eulogies for the late musician.

Alternative Press reported that Stevens had died on Tuesday, Oct. 21, writing, "A source who wishes to remain anonymous has told us that Stevens was found dead this morning by his girlfriend in Tucson, Arizona."

A cause of death has yet to be released.

Fans of the singer soon began posting heartfelt messages on Twitter.

RIP #TysonStevens, you were an inspiring musician, condolences to your family

— NoraStone (@NoraStoneBand) October 22, 2014

RIP Tyson Stevens. SKSK had such a huge impact on my passage through junior high and beyond. I'm at a loss. — Kiowa Gordon (@CircaKiGordon) October 22, 2014

I'm really bummed. Rest In Peace, Tyson Stevens. Scary Kids is still one of my favorite bands. I'm gonna let the records play out today.

— PearlJammer69 (@kairoglyphics) October 22, 2014

Dang, I just heard that Tyson Stevens passed away. I have a lot of memories shared with him. He was always incredibly nice. RIP, man. — Daniel Williams (@xcadaverx) October 22, 2014

RIP Tyson Stevens. We struggle sometimes not as artists but as people, and as souls we lose our vision of (cont) https://t.co/BnJjqTjTt4

— Tyler Carter (@TylerCarter4L) October 22, 2014

Completely torn up about the news of Tyson Stevens' passing. Such an influential person. You will be truly missed. — Brian White (@BriBotAsd) October 22, 2014

Stevens' Gilbert, Arizona-based band Scary Kids Scaring Kids announced it was breaking up in 2009. The young musician had since joined Tuscon group Coma Prevail, which confirmed Stevens' death in a post on its Facebook page.

"Unfortunately the rumors are true. Out of respect for family we will post details soon. Thank you."

After the split of Scar Kids Scaring Kids, keyboardist Pouyan Afkary wrote the following statement on his blog:

"The reason we are ending the band is very simple. We created this band together as juniors in high school and though we've been able to grow together for many years, inevitably we have also grown apart. We've had some very serious difficulties over the years as a lot of you can probably relate to as well. Life throws us all something different and we've decided that the best thing for us personally is to end the band on a positive note and start new chapters in our individual lives. We don't want this thing that we've created to become the source of ultimate negativity and we'd rather remember the great times we've had together and move forward knowing we tried our best and had more good times than bad. Though we can't say for sure what all of our futures will hold, I can say for sure that a few of us will continue following our passion for creating music."