Kim Salmon

Australia's ever-challenging Kim Salmon headed up The Scientists, a very influential punk band in the 80's, whose fans range from Jon Spencer to Henry Rollins to Mudhoney. This rare U.S. tour follows the release of his new album, Sin Factory, a lean and enigmatic record of deep, dark tension.

By Tricia Halloran • May 6, 1996 • 1 min read

Australia's ever-challenging Kim Salmon headed up The Scientists, a very influential punk band in the 80's, whose fans range from Jon Spencer to Henry Rollins to Mudhoney. This rare U.S. tour follows the release of his new album, Sin Factory, a lean and enigmatic record of deep, dark tension.

Tricia Halloran
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Kim Salmon

Australia's ever-challenging Kim Salmon headed up The Scientists, a very influential punk band in the 80's, whose fans range from Jon Spencer to Henry Rollins to Mudhoney. This rare U.S. tour follows the release of his new album, Sin Factory, a lean and enigmatic record of deep, dark tension.

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Kim Salmon

Australia's ever-challenging Kim Salmon headed up The Scientists, a very influential punk band in the 80's, whose fans range from Jon Spencer to Henry Rollins to Mudhoney. This rare U.S. tour follows the release of his new album, Sin Factory, a lean and enigmatic record of deep, dark tension.

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