**WARNING EXPLICIT HOMOEROTIC LOVE*** “Songs of Rebellion & Cosmic Love”
" a LA-via-Texas collective helmed by Raymon Imag. They make music which draws from a kaleidoscope of influences, skipping from alt-R&B to murky electronica with howling post-rock guitars to Smiths-style indie balladry. Lyrically, upfront, down-and-dirty lyrics about gay sex hide universal themes of insecurity, dysfunction and a need for connection."  
-Rich Morris (Soundblab.com)

Somewhere over the last decade, Ray and Cookie encountered multiple gems in the form of comrade, chosen family, lover, to weave magic sound in time and space. Next chapter: This Boy Named Pony keeps singing his song, telling their story.  Stay tuned, this SoundCloud account to mostly test-drive as we're creating and mixing before official releases. Catch all the rare demos and weirdest shiz from the Pony Brethren here.

Kim is an inductee of the West Australian Music Industry Association Hall of Fame and The Age Awards Hall of Fame (Victoria). Originally aspiring to be a nuclear physicist, he was swayed by the sounds of rock’n’roll and became a Scientist.  

He was a founding member of the Scientists and the Beasts of Bourbon. These are bands whose reputations have continued to grow internationally, from their inception to long after they finished their careers. The Scientists are widely regarded as the frontrunners of the Seattle ‘Grunge’ movement.  

Kim has 3 WAMI Awards and has been inducted into the EG and WAMI Halls of Fame.

He has had songs synchronized into major films such as ‘Swimming with Sharks, ‘Looking For Ali Brandi’ and ‘Rocknrolla’.

Kim’s solo album ‘My Script’ will be released in March 2015 via his own imprint ‘Guilt Free Records’ in digital formats and distributed on CD by Rocket Distribution (Australia) and on 2xLP by Bang! Records (Spain).  

Get in touch via Facebook or KimSalmonSwampland@gmail.com 

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