This is how this style of music should sound.....Please tell me there
is an album in the works because I would buy that in a second."
-George Washburn (RockMusicCritic.com)

"Seventies rock and punk with a metallic 1990s sheen... likened to
Supersuckers and New Bomb Turks. Better yet, Mike Hardin snaps a much
deeper, knee-deep-in-blooze Danzig/Gary Floyd growl. California desert
rock meets Texan grand slam...crossing Blackfoot and Priest."
-Raoul Hernandez (Austin Chronicle)

"New-school American stoner, taking cues from punk and metal’s heavy
rocking forebears – The Stooges, MC5, etc. – and filtering them
through modern indie/hipster shimmy, resulting in a sub-metallic
swagger not at all unlike that which Portland, Oregon’s Red Fang
affected on their 2011 album, Murder the Mountains." - The Obelisk

"Nothing much left to say except I want more, so I pray to thee, oh
wise Weedwizard, oh ye of the mighty green beard, for much more from
these American Sharks." -Jeff (Broken Beard)

"A pretty killer 7″...both sides have been racking up quite a few
spins on my turntable." -Brian (Buy These Records)

"Seventies rock and punk with a metallic 1990s sheen...California
desert rock meets Texan grand slam...crossing Blackfoot and Priest." -
Raoul Hernandez The Austin Chronicle

"an excellent combination of old-school Texas boogie, current stoner
ethos, and classic Scandinavian death n’ roll...I can hardly wait to
see this band live" - gonzogeek.com

"Their sound is new-school American stoner, taking cues from punk and
metal’s heavy rocking forebears – The Stooges, MC5, etc." -
theobelisk.net

"Killer heavy rock n roll from TX" - buytheserecords.com

"My new homies at Burger Records wisely recommended I check out
American Sharks' new WEEDWIZARD 7" and not only does it totally shred
but it's got a fucking sick-ass cover!" - archersguild.blogspot.com