KIM SALMON & THE SURREALISTS - Grand Unifying Theory LP thrash from the first strum to

from the first strum to the last beat of the drum

and tossed out like last night's half empties only to later be discovered to be half-full

” while paeans to tripodial felines bring a welcome smirk on “Ghost Leg

but always threatening to verge - angry and exhausted - out of its orbit

KIM SALMON & THE SURREALISTS - Grand Unifying Theory LP thrash from the first strum toLimited to 1000 copies only. Grand Unifying Theory seems like a return of Maestro Salmon to the minimalist and complex sounds of the early Surrealists albums. As a teen Kim Salmon blew his mind on the fusion of Miles Davis' Bitches Brew, the stellar freakout of Sun Ra's 'Space is the Place' and the generally unhinged groove of Can's Ege Bamyasi. They showed him an alternative to just 'playin the blooze'. Then Punk Rock came along! The earlier