Broken Tooth’s self-titled single is a psychedelic rock trip, with influences of  Elliott Smith’s introspection and Lennon’s late ’60s/early ’70s freedom. It's current with clear echoes of the past.

BROKEN TOOTH

Broken Tooth, the fourth release from Madison, Wisconsin–based songwriter John Camron, is his
most cohesive work to date—an 11-track document shaped by sharp social observation, frustration,
self-awareness, and a sense of gratitude. After decades away from music—and multiple spinal
surgeries that left him bedridden—Camron returned to the studio with urgency and a stripped-down,
poetic voice.
Produced by Jason Roberts (Norah Jones, Spoon), Broken Tooth features a standout lineup including
members of Spoon, Cat Power, Social Distortion, and Perfume Genius. From the biting opener “My
Edge,” confronting teenage self-harm, to the chaotic psychedelic swirl of “Well Hello There,” the
album blends vintage rock influences with intimate, emotionally layered songwriting and production.
Camron doesn’t just revisit his past—he reclaims it, one song at a time.