Harrison Gordon - Bliss (CD)
- Weirdo
- Milwaukee Josh
- Like Me Less
- Not Working! Not Working!
- Pretty
- Scab
- Sight of Blood
- Middle Name
- Oh God (feat. Excuse Me Who Are You?)
- Buffalo Jim
- Bliss
- Format
- Vinyl LP
- Genre
- Rock
- Catalog No.
- HR7614-1
- Tracks
- 11
- Pressing
- Colored Vinyl
Harrison Gordon is an emo band from Illinois blending raw, emotionally charged songwriting with massive singalong hooks and anthemic energy. What began as a solo project during the pandemic has grown into one of the most exciting emerging bands in the modern emo scene, earning fans through relentless touring and songs that balance vulnerability and catharsis. Drawing comparisons to Hot Mulligan, Arm's Length, Ben Quad, and Saturdays At Your Place, Harrison Gordon pairs deeply personal lyrics with loud, energetic arrangements built for packed rooms and shouted-back choruses. Their songs tackle anxiety, self-doubt, and the challenges of growing up, creating a connection that feels both intensely personal and instantly relatable. With their upcoming album 'BLISS,' the band continues to build on that momentum, delivering their biggest and most fully realized collection of songs to date.
- Weirdo
- Milwaukee Josh
- Like Me Less
- Not Working! Not
- Working!
- Pretty
- Scab
- Sight of Blood
- Middle Name
- Oh God (feat. Excuse Me Who Are You?)
- Buffalo Jim
- Bliss
- Format
- CD
- Genre
- Rock
- Tracks
- 12
Harrison Gordon is an emo band from Illinois blendingraw, emotionally charged songwriting with massivesingalong hooks and anthemic energy. What began as asolo project during the pandemic has grown into one ofthe most exciting emerging bands in the modern emoscene, earning fans through relentless touring and songsthat balance vulnerability and catharsis.Drawing comparisons to Hot Mulligan, Arm's Length, BenQuad, and Saturdays At Your Place, Harrison Gordon pairsdeeply personal lyrics with loud, energetic arrangementsbuilt for packed rooms and shouted-back choruses. Theirsongs tackle anxiety, self-doubt, and the challenges ofgrowing up, creating a connection that feels bothintensely personal and instantly relatable.With their upcoming album 'BLISS,' the band continues tobuild on that momentum, delivering their biggest andmost fully realized collection of songs to date.
