Camp Cope have announced their new album Running With the Hurricane and shared its title track. It’s the Melbourne band’s third LP, and it’s due out March 25 via Run For Cover. Running With the Hurricane is named after the song of the same name by Australian folk group Redgum (of which singer Georgia Maq’s father was a member). Check out the title track below.
The album was produced by Maq and engineer Anna Laverty at Sing Sing Recording Studios outside Melbourne. Of the new LP, Maq said in a press release:
“The first record was us diving into whatever Camp Cope created, the second album was us when we were in the thick of it, and then this album is about how we’ve come out the other side. And we’ve come out stronger, more loving, more peaceful and better friends.”
“Running With the Hurricane” is the second single from Camp Cope’s forthcoming LP; they shared the first, “Blue,” in November. The band released their self-titled debut in 2016, following it up with 2018’s How to Socialise & Make Friends. Georgia Maq released her debut solo album Pleaser in 2019. In December, Maq shared the video for her new song “Joe Rogan.”
Check out Pitchfork’s “Rising” feature “Camp Cope Make Raw, Feminist Rock for the #MeToo Era.”
Running with the Hurricane:
01 Caroline
02 Running with the Hurricane
03 One Wink at a Time
04 Blue
05 The Screaming Planet
06 Love Like You Do
07 Jealous
08 The Mountain
09 Say the Line
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