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Sleepyhead

from Downtiming by Camp Trash

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    You know that feeling you had when you finished the last day of school before summer break? You had the whole vacation ahead of you and the possibilities were endless. Camp Trash is the audio form of that feeling. They wrap playful vocal hooks around crunchy guitars and driving rhythms that make you feel like you can do anything.

    'Downtiming' is their long-awaited debut EP. Dubbed "The Internet's Most Mysterious Band", we can confirm that Camp Trash songs do exist- and once you've heard them, you'll wonder how you existed without knowing them. 4 songs that lean on 90s/2000s indie-pop era for inspiration, but still feel new.

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Such a fucking mess, “God Bless” says the stereo blaring overkill / It’s overwhelmed by a lack of paying attention, oh I guess I should have mentioned / I’m not gonna say it again: get your mind straight / Life’s much harder when you’re feeling out constant control or a lack thereof / I hear you, I see you, I just don’t understand you // Strep throat and three bottles of aspirin, cherry coke and I’m fading out / Sleepyhead, where did I find you? Sleepyhead, where were you? / Sleepyhead, how did I get here? // Seeing visions of you beating the shit out of your neighbor’s dog / There’s three boys dead out on your front lawn, and their voices calm me down / They stopped reaching out ever since you stopped to notice them / Do you think I really understand how

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from Downtiming, released January 22, 2021

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