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Barry Lott (vocal, guitar) Corby Caldwell (guitar) Joey DellaCroce (bass) Roger Coletti (drums) |
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Camber - Wake Up And Be Happy Camber's sound comes from those daring hollows of hope and elation that surprise us in the darkest, most desperate moments. It's those bubbles of peace and clarity that feel fresh and unreal...and these fertile grounds feed Camber's songwriting. The music builds up to an almost-frenzy and calms down to a sad caress. We all breathe like this sometimes. Focused, achingly ...More / Reviews / Audio 
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Camber - Anyway, I've Been There Known for their keen ability to write effective, not-so-simple rock songs, this record is fueled by intense post-punk melodies, emotionally-charged vocals and masterful, tension-building guitars. Both melancholic and uplifting, tugging at your heart-strings with a sensitive prowess that's often illuminating but seldom predictable. It's rock and roll with feeling - something we ...More / Reviews / Audio
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Camber - Beautiful Charade On this critically-acclaimed debut, Camber translates the desperation of an empty, lost soul into surprising thought and beauty in music. It's a delicate display on the art of dynamics that will leave you speechless. Driving, distorted guitars, tortured vocals and painfully-resigned introspection to the edge, with an incredible wrist-slitting vocal style. Raging when asked, consoling ...More / Reviews / Audio
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Camber / Brandtson Hear Brandtson's masterpiece of catchy, melodic perfection called "Dead Animals" plus three of the best songs Camber has ever recorded. From the songwriting to the lyrics to the outright quality, these six songs are a prime indicator of why these Cambers continue to receive accolades and praise from critics and fans around ...More / Reviews / Audio
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Deep Elm - Unreleased No. 3 Highlights of Unreleased No. 3 include secretly collected and quietly stashed tracks by veterans Benton Falls, Race Car Riot, Slowride, Dead Red Sea and Camber, brand new recordings from Sounds Like Violence, Burns Out Bright, Desert City Soundtrack and Eleven Minutes Away, plus two awesome acoustic tracks by Small Arms Dealer and Slowride. ...More / Reviews / Audio
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Deep Elm - Unreleased No. 2 Highlights of Unreleased No. 2 include songs from The Appleseed Cast, The White Octave, Race Car Riot and Cross My Heart, secretly collected and quietly stashed tracks by veterans Walt Mink and Camber, plus new recordings from Benton Falls, Drive Til Morning, David Singer and Slowride. You can't miss on this one. It's like you discovered gold. ...More / Reviews / Audio
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The Emo Diaries - Chapter 1: What's Mine Is Yours Unreleased songs by Jimmy Eat World, Samiam, Jejune, Camber, Race Car Riot, Lazycain, Pave The Rocket, Triple Fast Action, Coletta (previously Red Level), Forstella Ford (previously Only Airplanes Count), Rain Still Falls and Pohgoh. The compilation that started waves of passionate discussion about "emo" - where it's going, which bands to watch ...More / Reviews / Audio
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Deep Elm - Forty-Fives A digital-only collection of the 18 songs comprising Deep Elm's early 7-inch releases (nine in all) that started the label. Includes two songs each by Nada Surf, Ruth Ruth, Scout, Velour (Closer), 50 Feet Tall, Camber, Muler, Shake Appeal and Curdlefur. All original recordings (versions are different than those released on CD) previously available only on limited edition vinyl. ...More / Reviews / Audio
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