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Kerrang magazine feature on Camarosmith

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  • The Obelisk — Buried Treasure — Camarosmith

    The Obelisk — Buried Treasure ↗

    "Jack Endino produced the record. Never a bad thing." … "It pretty much rocks." Also notes the European tour, the West Coast run with Dixie Witch and "It's Alright" on the Tony Hawk's Underground soundtrack.

  • Punknews.org — Camarosmith

    Punknews.org ↗

    "Hey! This isn't punk! Kill it! Kill it!" … "It's hard to listen to this stuff without at least tapping your foot a little and acknowledging the cool riffs." … "This is just a solid album."

  • Lollipop Magazine — Camarosmith

    Lollipop Magazine ↗

    "The mullet-rock post-Zeke project known as Camarosmith…" — Brian Varney on the Dead Teenager release and the fuzzy stoner groove of "This Need."

  • Ox-Fanzine #53 ↗

    "Jack Endino hat für sehr amtlichen Sound gesorgt" (Jack Endino delivered a seriously solid sound). Joachim Hiller on the Seattle crew's Camaro Z28 and Aerosmith tribute.

  • Metal Music Archives ↗

    "It all started with jokes about getting mullets and driving Z28s…" "CAMAROSMITH has recently been quoted as saying they will convert the most cynical old crustified punk rocker … into pure, born-again hesher."

  • MusicHearts — Camarosmith (2003) — Camarosmith

    MusicHearts — Camarosmith (2003) ↗

    Album listing with the track list: It's Alright, S.O.S, 714, Choker, Corrupt, Motorgun, Sellout, Flight of the Red Wing, Running Free, This Need, Sonic Colonic.

  • Razorcake — L.A. Shakedown ↗

    Live report from the L.A. Shakedown festival, where Camarosmith shared the bill with The Catheters, The Hunns and more.

  • Razorcake — Zeke, Hagfish, Camarosmith, Jet City Fix: Casbah, San Diego ↗

    Camarosmith "pounded out a tight half hour set that saw lead singer Ben Rew carrying on like Ronnie Van Zandt" … "the meaty, arena rock-influenced punk that people seem to either love or hate these days." — Eric, live review of 5/29/03.

  • The Stranger — Hard Lessons ↗

    J. Bennett previews Unida w/ Camarosmith, Dixie Witch and Argonaut — Sat July 5, the Crocodile, Seattle, 9 pm, $8.