Am I Ever Gonna See Your Face Again

Am I Ever Gonna See Your Face Again (triple j Like A Version)

Neon Todeo

“C.C.P.R.” is Bolesmith Music unleashed—raw, aggressive, and unapologetically loud. Standing for Chaos, Confusion, Pain, Rage, this track is an adrenaline-charged anthem for anyone who’s been pushed to the breaking point.

From the very first shouted words—“CHAOS! CONFUSION! PAIN! RAGE!”—the song grabs you by the collar and refuses to let go. Heavy guitar riffs grind against pounding drums while each verse pushes the intensity higher, painting a picture of betrayal, manipulation, and the inner fire that follows. The whispered, bass-driven bridge adds a sinister edge, like the quiet before a storm, before exploding back into the full-throttle chorus.

“C.C.P.R.” is built for headbanging and catharsis. It’s a release valve for anger, a declaration that you’ve had enough, and a soundtrack for fighting back. Whether it’s the driving rhythm, the call-and-response shouts, or the sheer grit in the delivery, this is Bolesmith at their most visceral.

Perfect for blasting at full volume when you need to shake off frustration and reclaim your power.

C. C. P. R.

Track 10 off Bugs debut 10 track LP 'Growing Up'
Released: May 26, 2016

Songs written by Connor Brooker
Performed by Connor Brooker & Brock Weston
Recorded, Mixed, Mastered & Produced by Brock Weston
Art by Aidan Ryan

Esky Lid

Drawing inspiration from bands like Arctic Monkeys, Violent Soho and Alt-J "Sweet" is a song written about a traveling as Danny Smith (vocals) explains “The song was written about trying to enjoy the simple pleasures of life while travelling, but having experiences coloured by depressing realities.”
 
Musically “Sweet” formed as a part of a very successful songwriting challenge as Jamie (drums) explains “Nick (lead guitar) wrote three songs in three days, two of which made it to the EP. “Sweet” soon became one the band’s favourites. Starting with a simple melancholy guitar riff, the song grew until we were happy with the structure. Then it was Danny’s lyrics that took the song from good to great. Starting was the imposing phrase, “Fly high when you leave”, Danny showed his ability to interpret Nick’s songwriting and add elements from left-field that leave the song with a distinctive 'Birdhouse' sound.”

Sweet

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Pesos

Two-piece rock band from Jervis Bay.
• triple j Unearthed High finalists 2019.

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