volunteers assembled for the filming of the music video, which was broadcast not only on Rage, but is available on the Hottest 100 Vol. 10 DVD release as well. A few weeks later, Spencer and Anderson played a follow-up single "Shark Sandwich" on their show. Salmon Hater performed a brief tour in June 2003, playing dates in Sydney and Melbourne. These were the last public appearances of the band. Music videos were released for songs "Cod Piece Face" (referencing a line from a Young One's episode) and "You Are What I Eat" In 2016, the official Salmon Hater Facebook page announced that after 12 years, authorities were finally closing a "missing persons" case and had classified lead singer Torvald Samunhäder as legally dead. In tribute, the "lost" Salmon Hater album "A Brief History of Salmon" was released on multiple streaming services, including a re-mixed version of "6.66" References External links https://www.facebook.com/salmonhaterband/ https://open.spotify.com/artist/4OLm3igzU2A4OZJVAMYsdJ?si=7SDPpURUSI-oaRFplHXHiQ Fictional musical groups Hoaxes in Australia