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Harrison Gordon Release New Album BLISS via Hopeless Records

The Illinois act's first full-length for the label follows 2023's self-released The Yuppies Are Winning and the 2025 Spring Break EP.

Published on · Reported from The Punk Site

Harrison Gordon have put out BLISS, their new full-length and first album for Hopeless Records. The Illinois band's record arrives after a run that started as a solo project under Harrison Gordon's own name before growing into a full group.

The songs lean on shout-along hooks that feel both communal and personal, turning anxiety, depression and frustration into something loud, messy and unifying. It's material built for movement, whether that means sweaty basements, blown-out speakers or crowds screaming the words back.

The band's rise came from packed basement shows and viral TikTok clips that introduced their mix of heartland punk, emo and indie rock to millions of listeners. Their self-released 2023 debut The Yuppies Are Winning and the 2025 Spring Break EP set the stage for the jump to a label.

Rather than polish an approach that was already working, BLISS embraces imperfection throughout, keeping abrasive dynamics and a gritty sound at the center. The album is out now via Hopeless Records.

Reported from The Punk Site

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