From the album "Volume Vs. Voice" out on Meltingplastic Records. This is available as a limited edition vinyl LP! Visit Chris's blog for details: www.campradio.org. 

Treatment Burns

From the album 'Volume Vs. Voice'. To stream this entire record, and purchase a limited edition vinyl copy, please go here: https://chrispage.bandcamp.com/album/volume-vs-voice

Chaise Lounge

This is an early demo version of 'Calling All Kids Reunion', a song that is also on LP "Volume Vs. Voice". You can stream and buy a vinyl version of that album here: http://chrispage.bandcamp.com

Calling All Kids Reunion - (Demo - 2009)

From the album 'A Date With A Smoke Machine'. Hear more and order this album on 12" vinyl and CD here: https://chrispage.bandcamp.com/album/a-date-with-a-smoke-machine

Video on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GCiokzXsScE

Coax The Ending Day

This is a track from Camp Radio's first LP. I thought doing an acoustic version of this power poppy number would be a fun experiment. It's always been one of my favourite Camp Radio songs to play. The riff off the top is a jammer and the Knack style break down as the song builds from the bridge has always been a rock and roll manoeuvre I'm proud of. 

The backstory stuff: the New Moon was a restaurant in NDG (Montreal) that served as part of the backdrop to my time living there. I remember my friend Leesie finding a cockroach in a salad there too, and though that gave us pause, it didn't stop us going for poutine when we were bringing empties back to the Dep across the street. 

The part about getting shin splints running down that street in my Chuck Taylors is absolutely true and the 'sweet breath offers' and 'hack poets, fumbling on' is meant as a private tribute to another old friend who went on to do some pretty cool things. She still does. 

Those are just some of the little moments that came together to make this song, which is selfishly meant as a vehicle to keep those memories alive for me.


CONS AT THE NEW MOON (lyrics)

I got my shin splints running 
On pavement in my Cons 
Can we cheat and lie together 
As hack poets fumbling on? 

Oh, I did your powdered room 
And oh, your potent lines in bloom 
Are exposing you. 

Your closed door, sweet breath offer 
Made sense, made perfect lines 
And the swell of revelation 
We'd never recognize 

Oh, I did your greasy spoon 
And oh, I waited at the Moon 
All that afternoon. 

I got my shin splints running 
On pavement in my Cons 
Can we cheat and lie together 
As hack poets fumbling on?
credits

from Bakelite In The Moonlight, 
Written by Chris Page. Words, music, all that stuff.

Cons At The New Moon

An acoustic love letter to all the non-ball droppers out there on NYE. 

For more, including details on how to pre-order the new LP, visit www.chrispagemusic.com.

New Year's Eve On The Couch

The lead off track from the forthcoming LP "Decide To Stay And Swim Again". This is a very mellow, acoustic album and the 13th full-length from artist Chris Page. Release date for the album is September 30, 2020. 

Find out more details at: www.chrispagemusic.com

Decide To Stay And Swim Again

The Disaster Drop

Chris Page is a folk punk troubadour known for fronting bands Camp Radio, Expanda Fuzz and The Stand GT. 

He has also released four solo records under his own name which run the dial from wistful folk to explosive, stripped-down pop. From Germany to the U.S. to Australia, Chris has released records on labels the world over in the 25 years he’s been making music.