Review by Caleb Newton via New Noise Magazine

Blis. - No One Loves You out Oct 6 on Sargent House

Review by Geoff Topley via Echoes and Dust

There’s no escaping it, Atlanta’s Blis. owe a lot to Nirvana. From the baby/aquatic imagery on the album cover to the crunchy modern day grunge of their super strong debut album No One Loves You, released via Sargent House. Further expanding the wide range of sounds that label brings to us, this album is possibly an unlikely companion in the back catalogue of heavier acts. Having said that, there are occasions on this album where the guitars pack an incredible hefty thump and the swings between lighter moments and darker hues often take you by surprise. The (excellent) press release that comes with the album puts this more eloquently than I can manage by informing “it’s an album of a band that’s lived a lot of life, exploring sonic realms that on the surface, should not go together, but manage to find cohesion.”

Blis. - “Old Man”

Blis. are finally getting around to releasing their debut album next month after impressing us with their Starting Fires In My Parents House EP back in 2015. We’ve heard two tracks from it already — “Stale Smoke” and “Take Me Home” — and today the Atlanta rockers have shared a third. It’s a sagging slow-burn called “Old Man” that turns into a haunting swirl by song’s end. 

By James Rettig via Stereogum

New Mix by ROBIN HILTON & BOB BOILEN 

Listen on NPR Music

Old Man

• from No One Loves You
• by blis.

Blis., one of host Robin Hilton's favorite new discoveries, is a group based out of Atlanta, GA. The band's…

Photo by Elena De Soto

By JANICE HEADLEY via KEXP

Every Monday through Friday, we deliver a different song as part of our Song of the day podcast subscription. This podcast features exclusive KEXP in-studio performances, unreleased songs, and recordings from independent artists that our DJ’s think you should hear. Today’s song, featured on The Afternoon Show with Kevin Cole, is “Take Me Home” by Blis. from the 2017 album No One Loves You, out October 6th on Sargent House.

Photo by Elena De Soto

Written by Alex Kemp via Off Tha Record

Local Atlanta powerhouse Blis is set to hit the road on tour this October following the anticipated release of their first full-length album, No One Loves You…

Last month, Blis. announced their debut album, No One Loves You, with “Stale Smoke.” It’s the follow-up to their Starting Fires In My Parents House EP, which impressed us when it came out back in 2015. Today, the Atlanta band…

photo by Elena De Soto

Back in 2015, Atlanta indie rockers Blis. signed to Sargent House for their debut album, and now over two years later, that album has finally been announced. It’s called No One Loves You and it…

By Patrick D. McDermott on The FADER

In the time since Blis. released their debut EP in 2015, frontman Aaron Gossett, a person of color, had a son with his long-time white girlfriend. The couple had very different upbringings…

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For those of us who have long waited for local rockers Blis. to unveil new music, this week’s release of “Stale Smoke” via Sterogum arrives as both a sigh of relief and a fist pump of triumph. The group’s new…

Atlanta rockers Blis. released their promising EP Starting Fires In My Parents House back in 2015, and they’re finally following it up this October with their first full-length, No One Loves You. The new album’s first single “Stale Smoke” is…