UPDATED - December 6th 2007 - A Review from Pipeline [By Alan Taylor]:

Canadian guitar band Los Caminos are making their debut album with this all-original set. Using a range of tones they pile through 11 tracks in 30 minutes, moving things along at a good pace as they punch out thier fiery brand of rock instrumentals. Surf guitar mixes with echo, twang and harder-edged rock guitar on numbers which hint at some of the influences at work here. Undertow, for example, shifts between the unlikely pairing of Out Of Limits and (Smells Like) Teen Spirit, and elsewhere there are elements of surf, exploitation flicks and Wray-styled heavier rock. Whilst none of the numbers is likely to attract any cover versions, I'd love to see the band play - they must be a formidable live act.

Alan Taylor - Pipeline (Winter 2007 edition)

August 12th 2007 - A Review from ReverbCentral.com [By Phil Dirt]:
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Los Caminos - Bullets For Bread

Well now, if you're a fan of long whammified chords and somber imagery, Bullets For Bread is surely for you. Sweeping visuals, aquatic feelings, dark and moody, and quite satisfying.

Picks: Undertow, Thousand Steps, Cloak And Dagger, Slip Stream, Breakfast With The Astronauts, Spring 78, Irene And Her 7 Sisters, Kings Of The Boulevard, Dark Sea, Spaghetti Sunrise

Undertow
Thousand Steps
Cloak And Dagger
Slip Stream
Breakfast With The Astronauts
Spring 78
Irene And Her 7 Sisters
Old School
Kings Of The Boulevard
Dark Sea
Spaghetti Sunrise