
Recorded in September 2016 at triple j's Sydney studios during Camp Cope's breakout year following their debut self-titled album, this performance captures the Melbourne DIY punk trio at the precise moment of their national emergence. The band's choice of 'Maps' — after triple j vetoed their first preference, Royal Headache's 'Carolina' — connects Melbourne's underground punk circuit to the canonical 2000s…
Documents the intersection of Australian DIY punk, indie-rock, and the triple j institutional pipeline. Camp Cope's recontextualisation of a canonical 2003 American indie-rock ballad through minimalist three-piece arrangement demonstrates the band's capacity to bridge post-punk revival heritage…
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