TERMINAL BLISS Signs To Relapse Records; Band Shares Two New Songs On Bandcamp

Photo by Chris Boarts Larson

Relapse is proud to announce the signing of TERMINAL BLISS, featuring members of Pg. 99, Mammoth Grinder, Suppression, and more!

Comments TERMINAL BLISS, “For us, being signed to Relapse is an absolute honor. We’ve all devoured Relapse bands all the way back into the mid ’90s with releases from Neurosis, Benümb, Human Remains, Disrupt, Enemy Soil, Pig Destroyer, and on and on. Being very aware of their continuous contribution to extremely heavy and intense music for three decades opens the creative floodgates for us to explore some completely ‘out there’ unhinged punk mayhem. We’re thrilled to move forward with Relapse as purveyors of our noise.”

TERMINAL BLISS shares two new songs – “Clean Bill Of Wealth” and “Small One Time Fee” – in honor of Bandcamp Friday. Listen and purchase HERE. Stay tuned for further information on TERMINAL BLISS in the coming weeks

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“The premise is just fast, unrelenting punk rock.”

That’s vocalist Chris Taylor talking about TERMINAL BLISS, the new band featuring his brother and guitarist Mike Taylor, drummer Ryan Parrish, and bassist Adam Juresko. With a pedigree that includes Pg. 99 and Pygmy Lush (the Taylors), Darkest Hour and Iron Reagan (Parrish) and City Of Caterpillar (Juresko, Parrish) the members of TERMINAL BLISS are a veritable who’s who of Virginia punk.

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

Inspired by the likes of Born Against, Gauze, and Void – not to mention Black Flag, Crass, Negative Approach, Disrupt, Necros, Crossed Out, and Disclose – TERMINAL BLISS conducted their first band practice on January 14th, 2020. Just six weeks and five practices later, they were recording an upcoming full-length debut.

The name TERMINAL BLISS was born out of the merciless consumerism and environmental destruction that are America’s enduring legacy. “It’s very literal, and very emblematic of us as a culture and a country,” Taylor offers. “Bliss, joy, indulgence at all costs – even if it’s gonna kill us.”

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