[cestuneblague]

CAMP COPE- THE OPENER (Captain: Tilly)


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Repping: Melbourne, Australia



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SYNCHROMATICA- DIVISION (Captain: Carpents)


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Repping: If You choose to, you can share, if not, that's cool beans

[carpents]

Damn you Tilly, the Camp Cope song is really good.

Spotify Links if anyone wants them:
Camp Cope - The Opener: https://open.spotify.com/track/0DFTtxA0UpZkKn8C4kpKVi
Synchromatica - Division: https://open.spotify.com/track/5nCDnnBYVnne1l18AoyHnZ

Deezer Links:
Camp Cope: https://www.deezer.com/track/465230532
Synchromatica: https://www.deezer.com/track/589280592
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[cestuneblague]

Allright all you cis-het white men, I can't allow you to comment on this match

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(I Keed)


Anyways I prefer The Opener by a wide margin, love the fiery performance and the killer bass-line to t he more minimalist 90s sadboy rock, but both good tracks.

[mickilennial]

i prefer the face of god when it comes to camp cope songs -- for personal reasons -- but the opener is still pretty strong and i'm gonna vote for it

[Repo]

[Exist-en-ciel]

Division is a good slowcore song. But The Opener is indeed very good. I voted for Camp Cope.

[Fischman]

Tough choice.

Both musically interesting.
Both lyrically interesting.
Both a little vocally off putting for me.

Which one do I think I might still want to listen to in a few years?
Gotta' go Synchro.

[Purplepash]

Both great songs but I've been a Camp Cope fan since their debut single and both of their albums are in my top 10 for the relevant years, with The Opener being one of the standout songs on their latest album.

[mickilennial]

semi-related, but you guys should listen to what i think is their most emotional and well-written song on the record; also relatable if you're a survivor of abuse, which really got to me due to my personal experiences. special band despite their twitter reactionaries who say otherwise.


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[theblueboy]

I'm going to have to abstain- Emo and Slowcore sound like genres I like that have gone wrong 😜 Where's the jangly guitars and catchy chorus?

I'll see myself out.