Your Face (EP)

Your Face is the debut extended play (EP) by American indie rock band, Camp Cope. Released in 2014, it marked the band's first official release, preceding their self-titled debut album. The EP comprises a collection of raw and emotionally charged songs that explore themes of heartbreak, self-discovery, and personal growth.

Prior to the recording of Your Face, Camp Cope was a relatively new act, with the members honing their sound through live performances. The EP captures their early energy and distinct musical style, characterized by Georgia Maq's powerful vocals, poignant lyricism, and the band's minimalist instrumental arrangements.

The songs on Your Face are known for their vulnerability and honesty. Maq's lyrics directly address personal experiences and struggles, creating a relatable and intimate listening experience. While the EP is not widely commercially successful, it helped establish Camp Cope within the Melbourne indie music scene and garnered critical attention for its emotional depth and authentic storytelling. The EP is often seen as a foundational release that foreshadowed the band's subsequent success and solidified their place as a prominent voice in Australian indie rock.