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Terminal Bliss through Relapse

Posted Dec. 4, 2020, 8:43 p.m. in Labels by Loren

photo by Chris Boarts Larson

Terminal Bliss from Richmond, VA has signed with Relapse Records. The band, featuring brothers Chris (vocals) and Mike Taylor (guitar), plus drummer Ryan Parrish and bassist Adam Juresko, formed last year and quickly recorded a debut record. If the names are familiar, the musicians have played with Pg. 99, Pygmy Lush, Darkest Hour, Iron Reagan, and City of Caterpillar.

“We’ve all orbited each other’s bands forever,” Chris says. “It’s been going on 20 years since I met Ryan—we used to live together. So we’ve been in and out of each other’s circles forever.”

While the band's Relapse debut hasn't been announced yet, the group shared two new songs on bandcamp today. Listen here. It'll take about three minutes of your time.

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