a random customer in my line yesterday was wearing a camp cope T-shirt which made me ask him who they were cuz i didn't know and now today npr you upload THIS im trippin but also life is lovely in that way
Her voice is so authentic. The lyrics are pressingly honest and their composition is simple. Which is the exact opposite of what I'm sure they were told to do in the industry.
Her voice is a completely put on accent, authentic? Lol The lyrics are just like any teen angst diary of a tween but always filled with hate. She got into the industry by her father's connections and him telling her what to do.
"It's another man telling us we can't fill up the room It's another man telling us to book a smaller venue" I saw them when they performed in DC that night. They actually sold out the original venue and they had to be moved to a bigger one. Justice at its finest.
Set List: "The Opener" (0:00) - album: "How to Socialise & Make Friends" (2018) "The Face of God" (3:49) - album: "How to Socialise & Make Friends" (2018) "Keep Growing" (8:39) - album: "Camp Cope / Cayetana Split EP" (2017)
I don't remember where I saw the youtube comment, but someone suggested listening to Hop Along if you like Camp Cope, and I just wanna thank whoever that was.
It takes a special kind of shit to come on Tiny Desk to dislike free videos and pass mean judgements on the musicians. I've seen a lot of it lately on this channel. A lot of seems to be targeted at young women. To see this kind of negativity simultaneously alongside music being played- that's depressing man. Music's about nourishing the soul and/or bringing people together. If you don't like the music, just move it along. What's with the nastiness?? Pretty pathetic, must be hard for these adult babies to function in life.
It’s when they make it *about* gender that’s the problem. If you just treat your gender as normal, then everyone will see your gender as normal. That’s why we like literally *every song of theirs* except for that one song.
Love how some of the men in this section are hurt and making unnecessary comments about the lead singers looks and lyrics. They’re doing what they love and growing. What are you doing? 🤷🏽♀️
For real, like why do they give a fuck about what they look like? You don't consume music with your eyes. Also, why do they think that anyone cares about their opinions? 😂
When someone writes lyrics against men people go crazy but tbh theres so much misogynie in music and people dont care Its stupid And feminist doesnt mean against men, its for equality
@@hmgmusic9065 First off, they don't blame all men. They're not sexists as I'm pretty sure they're all heterosexual so they don't hate men. Just because she said "another man" doesn't mean that she refers to every man in existence but men in the music industry can be incredibly sexist and misogynistic. Also, as men, we have no idea of what women have to put up with in the industry nowadays so we shouldn't judge, instead we should listen and try to understand
@@hmgmusic9065 No one assumes that when a rapper talks about women in a derogatory way that he means every woman in existence, so why do men get so upset when women criticise the actions of certain men as if they're attacking you?
Kelly told me after a show that some of her greatest inspiration comes from Peter Hook and Joy Division. Her walking bass lines sound very New Order-y.
Georgia's voice always gives me the chills - her vocals have continued to progress year after year. The notes she hits in The Opener are even better than the recording. Keep rockin - come back to the U.S. soon!
Yo NPR, thanks for this, but, I couldn't help but notice you've called How to Socialise and How to Make Friends their debut album. What about their self titled from a couple years back?
First time to see this band perform. Interesting... I like that you keep your Melbourne accent while singing and don't put on a fake American accent like so many other signers do.
NPR tiny desk literally has EVERYONE good in the industry. I literally look just for fun thinking there's no way that DRIVE BY TRUCKERS are on NPR THE HOLD STEADY THE TALLEST MAN ON EARTH. They literally get EVERYONE that I love.
@@FllthPig yeah I guess its ausemo. There is definitely a movement happening. There is also an indie pink thing happening with acts like skeggs, scabz and the chats.
You guys need to put this in the Tiny Desk playlist. I saw this on the website weeks ago and I've been patiently awaiting the youtube video thinking it was delayed since that's where I primarily check for these videos
Okay so mean this with complete respect as someone whose taste is way outside this genre: I typically associate the instrumentation side of this type of sound as typically "sloppy" and not as "tight". I don't mean that in any way as a negative thing, as I've always interpreted it as part of the genre and expression within in it. But these three seems to be exceptionally tight in terms of ryhthym and tone compared to what I would've expected, and I really enjoyed it.
A friend from Portland showed me this band a few months ago and I can't stop listening to them. Weather they know it or not, his new album is exactly what everyone needs. So good. If you read this, please play close to Dayton or Columbus or Cincinnati Ohio, United States. Please and thank you. The three of you are incredible.
a random customer in my line yesterday was wearing a camp cope T-shirt which made me ask him who they were cuz i didn't know and now today npr you upload THIS im trippin but also life is lovely in that way
In other news mass shootings.
Randi it’s still going on today
"Love you, Kelly" instead of "Show em, Kelly!" was a surprise but quite lovely
NPR you really did it now. Totally unexpected to see camp cope. I love y’all so much!
Sarcasm?
@@rhulorules no, it's true, Tiny Desk usually invites really well known acts. This choice reflects really well on NPR and their taste.
Her voice is so authentic. The lyrics are pressingly honest and their composition is simple. Which is the exact opposite of what I'm sure they were told to do in the industry.
yeah theyre such rebels
Usual Awful pretentious feminist rubbish that is being push all over the place by Me too
Jerry Athena’s awee do you wanna y’all about it? :(
Her voice is a completely put on accent, authentic? Lol
The lyrics are just like any teen angst diary of a tween but always filled with hate.
She got into the industry by her father's connections and him telling her what to do.
@@jerryathenas2122 aw Jerry, u worried someone gonna “me too” you as well? Pull ur head in mate.
"It's another man telling us we can't fill up the room
It's another man telling us to book a smaller venue"
I saw them when they performed in DC that night. They actually sold out the original venue and they had to be moved to a bigger one. Justice at its finest.
And then they sold out that one too!
I love Kelly's bass skill with all my heart
Set List:
"The Opener" (0:00) - album: "How to Socialise & Make Friends" (2018)
"The Face of God" (3:49) - album: "How to Socialise & Make Friends" (2018)
"Keep Growing" (8:39) - album: "Camp Cope / Cayetana Split EP" (2017)
I’m living for the eyerolls coming from Georgia haha
Olympic level eyerolls.
I don't remember where I saw the youtube comment, but someone suggested listening to Hop Along if you like Camp Cope, and I just wanna thank whoever that was.
It takes a special kind of shit to come on Tiny Desk to dislike free videos and pass mean judgements on the musicians. I've seen a lot of it lately on this channel. A lot of seems to be targeted at young women. To see this kind of negativity simultaneously alongside music being played- that's depressing man. Music's about nourishing the soul and/or bringing people together. If you don't like the music, just move it along. What's with the nastiness?? Pretty pathetic, must be hard for these adult babies to function in life.
It’s when they make it *about* gender that’s the problem. If you just treat your gender as normal, then everyone will see your gender as normal. That’s why we like literally *every song of theirs* except for that one song.
Love this. Reminds me of some of the bands from the 90s, especially the singer.
Having major flashbacks of 90’s basement bands in the midwest
Been listening to Camp Cope since audiotree live. Thank you NPR
I LIKE THE GAY MUSIC BANDS 😍
Love how some of the men in this section are hurt and making unnecessary comments about the lead singers looks and lyrics. They’re doing what they love and growing. What are you doing? 🤷🏽♀️
For real, like why do they give a fuck about what they look like? You don't consume music with your eyes. Also, why do they think that anyone cares about their opinions? 😂
When someone writes lyrics against men people go crazy but tbh theres so much misogynie in music and people dont care Its stupid
And feminist doesnt mean against men, its for equality
Its the fact they blame almost everything on gender inequality or some other social issue and that they blame all men for a minority's behaviour.
@@hmgmusic9065 First off, they don't blame all men. They're not sexists as I'm pretty sure they're all heterosexual so they don't hate men. Just because she said "another man" doesn't mean that she refers to every man in existence but men in the music industry can be incredibly sexist and misogynistic. Also, as men, we have no idea of what women have to put up with in the industry nowadays so we shouldn't judge, instead we should listen and try to understand
@@hmgmusic9065 No one assumes that when a rapper talks about women in a derogatory way that he means every woman in existence, so why do men get so upset when women criticise the actions of certain men as if they're attacking you?
The bass lines on their songs remind me of Carrie Brownstein's work on Sleater-Kinney. I just absolutely love this band!
Kelly told me after a show that some of her greatest inspiration comes from Peter Hook and Joy Division. Her walking bass lines sound very New Order-y.
@@Eman0san I can see that. She's great.
Georgia's voice always gives me the chills - her vocals have continued to progress year after year. The notes she hits in The Opener are even better than the recording. Keep rockin - come back to the U.S. soon!
This is nice, reminds me of my teenage years
Oohhh wowww love the voice of the vocalist! very good band👍💖
Yo NPR, thanks for this, but, I couldn't help but notice you've called How to Socialise and How to Make Friends their debut album. What about their self titled from a couple years back?
maybe they dont count that because it never got a true international release?
EP?
we need foxing, cursive, seahaven, it looks sad, sorority noise, and turnover pls
You may be my soul mate. Yes to all of this.
lol I would love a lot more but I feel like they dont bring on loud acts so that throws out a lot of great bands
Oh shit yes
It looks sad and Turnover would be amazing.
@@idrink2muchbeer373 I feel like it is bound to happen for turnover but Im not hopeful about the rest
First time to see this band perform. Interesting... I like that you keep your Melbourne accent while singing and don't put on a fake American accent like so many other signers do.
Raw powerful vocals, killer drums and bass. What's not to love
Love her voice
45 seconds into this video and I'm sold!
Wow looks like I'm late to the party. These guys kick ass!
The comment section is cancerous but i like the band so thats the more important
I saw Camp Cope live and it was amazing
That eye roll at 1:38 though...
lol, that's her twitter profile pic now.
What is the other half of that sentence?
all the comments im seeing are positive asf what are yall talking about
I saw them live (on this tour I think, with Petal) and I cried when they played the Face of God
This sounds like the moldy peaches met nirvana and made a song together
Damn I love these Ladies.That bass line ,sweet, simple to the point don't piss 'em off.
freakin love this bassist!
Listened to a lot of covers over the years but I have yet to see anything close to CC's cover of Yeah yeah Yeahs - Maps
Awesome!!!! Now can you guys pls bring Snail Mail and Margot & The Nuclear So and So's ?
I've been waiting ages for Dads to show up
hasnt it been like 10 years since theyve released music tho
Snail Mail has already been on here
@@ClassicRockLivesOn i want the new songs
i got news for you... Dads broke up years ago
so so powerful. absolutely love this
Camp cope! You are so talented and your lyrics are painful and thoughtful! Thank you!
I love the 90s groove they have! As Counting Crows used to provide to their songs of that 'Autumn feeling'
Camp Cope does it as well.
So upset this band is no longer never got a chance to go to a concert. Maybe in another lifetime love the tune, and the rhythm
Love the voice and creative musicianship, such powerful great energy, you inspire me so much i love you girlsss keep being you
NPR tiny desk literally has EVERYONE good in the industry. I literally look just for fun thinking there's no way that DRIVE BY TRUCKERS are on NPR THE HOLD STEADY THE TALLEST MAN ON EARTH. They literally get EVERYONE that I love.
One of my favorite bands currently. If I ever meet the bassist I’m asking her to marry me 🥰
It’s ABOUT TIME
Why are people in the comments being so goddamn rude???
Some guitar strap maker should send that Bassist a new strap! You ladies are great!
For everyone who’s written a negative comment regarding their talent, please listen to the lyric at 3:07
Cody Nolan that lyric is why people are leaving those comments, they have dug their own graves
SCREAMING y'all are so good and mean so much to femme musicians
My thoughts are with you from Japan
Camp cope has been a favorite for a while man they have a way to tell stories.
I would actually listen to that song
Billy Bragg vibe😀
CAMP COPE FOREVER
Listening for probably the 50th time. So, so good
That's nice 👍👍👍👍👍
LOVE YOU KELLLLLY
Yes ❤😂❤😊
god im soo happy. Definitely a tiny desk we needed. its soo weird tho to see them so quite. too quiet haha
Yeah, I like this !!!
Greetings and RESPECT to Camp Cope, from Hoorn (The Netherlands).
And to the NPR of course...
Ughhhh soo good. I truly cannot wait to see Camp Cope live! And I cannot wait for them to blow up beyond Australia and the indie scene. It’s coming.
This rules.
If Ani DiFranco and Billie Joe Armstrong had a baybay.
Too bad they didn't teach their kid how to play
So that's why the big sunglasses! She has her eyes closed. This is adorable. And so fucking human.
I listen to the opener on a regular basis... the whole record... but specifically the opener a lot
LONG LIVE CAMP COPE
Georgia is absolutely beautiful. Don't know how anyone could think different.
Found them on audiotree, great to see them here too! NPR knocking it outta the park again. Love these guys. Cheers from Canada!
It's nice to see the Australian punk sound making waves overseas. Get the Smith Street Band next!
@@FllthPig yeah I guess its ausemo. There is definitely a movement happening. There is also an indie pink thing happening with acts like skeggs, scabz and the chats.
+The Old Married Couple. people its just music stop labeling everything
The white dude booking this show must've felt so betrayed during the Opener
How to Socialise and How to Make Friends is not their debut album?
Reminds me of Remember Sports
Remember Sports fucks hard. Synthy pop punk that makes me feel warm and fuzzy
Wow, in my ears this sounds has so much nostalgia of my teenage times in it. Wonderful
wow so glad I found this band! LOVE this album!! THAT VOICE! Genius song-writing!
The little, "Thank yew" at the end🥺🥺🥺
You guys need to put this in the Tiny Desk playlist. I saw this on the website weeks ago and I've been patiently awaiting the youtube video thinking it was delayed since that's where I primarily check for these videos
We need Agar Agar next!
Got a lot of time for this band!! Thank you for this NPR
That 3rd song 'keep growing' is stuck in my head for a whole week right now
Lovely little surprise NPR. Keep on killing it Camp Cope!
I love this group. I saw them in Seattle. Amazing live! Georgia has such a strong voice. It’s good stuff kids!
Georgia 💛
Wow check out the vocals on that girl! Love it!
IM JUST GLAD TO SEE NEW BANDS! I MISS THIS SOUND SO MUCH
Love this!
This is my vote for album of the year jjj
Treat them like queens until they disagree. Iconic.
That first bass line is so catchy.
What I like is at the end of a very emotionally sung, even angry sung, song Georgia looks up and gives that lovely smile.
So awesome! I've loved camp cope for a while, and this is a cool new side of them. Everyone in the comments needs to chill out
they're fucking tight. her voice is amazing.
Look how far we've come not listening to you ( my new motto)
Their "maps" cover is the Best i've Heard so far
The "dare" shirt brings me back
Get flipturn on this
Would love to see IDLES behind the desk!
I love how Georgia is playing a Squire. Just goes to show you don't need the best equipment to make quality music
Luke Chandler I guess that’s why that cheap ass Squire wasn’t in tune the entire set! I feel assaulted! (Musically speaking)
Not a bad guitar though at all, designed by j mascis with the fender custom shop :) it's a first choice guitar for a lot of artists.
@@awesomfog345 first choice for 12 year old learning guitar in there bedroom
That's a custom JMJM you absolute bellend
@@OmgItzNay still wasn't in tune at all tho
Can we get a Hop Along TDC Bob?
at 2:48 my heart melts
Bring on the Dear Hunter!
The people complaining are not even trying to listening to the lyrics at all.
Because the lyrics are so trash it's hard to listen to
Tristan Sickles we know what the lyrics about cause it’s all they talk about in every song.
Fuck this is good!
love camp cope, their lyrics get to me every time; so glad to see them on NPR!
Okay so mean this with complete respect as someone whose taste is way outside this genre:
I typically associate the instrumentation side of this type of sound as typically "sloppy" and not as "tight". I don't mean that in any way as a negative thing, as I've always interpreted it as part of the genre and expression within in it. But these three seems to be exceptionally tight in terms of ryhthym and tone compared to what I would've expected, and I really enjoyed it.
A friend from Portland showed me this band a few months ago and I can't stop listening to them. Weather they know it or not, his new album is exactly what everyone needs. So good. If you read this, please play close to Dayton or Columbus or Cincinnati Ohio, United States. Please and thank you. The three of you are incredible.