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7:02
The Lighthouse
7:02
2
Sunless Forever
The Good Life (Everything Hurts remix / remaster)
5:54
Sun Stain (Everything Hurts remix / remaster)
5:10
Credits
NEGATIVE BLISS IS:
Jonathan Hernandez - bass, vocals Jonathan Meyer - drums Paul Shryock - guitar, vocals Steve Wiener - guitar, vocals, synths, acoustic guitar
Guest vocals on The Lighthouse by Julian Meyer
All music by Negative Bliss All lyrics by Steven Wiener, except Sun Stain, by Jonathan Hernandez and Steven Wiener
Engineered and recorded by Negative Bliss in New Jersey, USA in 2023 and 2024. Steve's "The Good Life" clean vocals engineered and recorded by Ася Плавскина Produced by Steven Wiener and Negative Bliss Mixed by Steven Wiener Mastered by Erik Peabody Drums mixed by Chris Barber Art direction and graphic design by Paul Shryock
Jonathan Hernandez - bass, vocals Jonathan Meyer - drums Paul Shryock - guitar, vocals Steve Wiener - guitar, vocals, synths, acoustic guitar
Guest vocals on The Lighthouse by Julian Meyer
All music by Negative Bliss All lyrics by Steven Wiener, except Sun Stain, by Jonathan Hernandez and Steven Wiener
Engineered and recorded by Negative Bliss in New Jersey, USA in 2023 and 2024. Steve's "The Good Life" clean vocals engineered and recorded by Ася Плавскина Produced by Steven Wiener and Negative Bliss Mixed by Steven Wiener Mastered by Erik Peabody Drums mixed by Chris Barber Art direction and graphic design by Paul Shryock
Everything Hurts and I'm Dying
Negative Bliss
November 1st, 2024
4 tracks
24:18
Scheduled for release on November 1st, 2024.
The debut of Negative Bliss.
Four songs of coping.
Coping with grief. Coping with loss. Coping with entropy. Coping with disillusionment.
Spanning twenty four minutes — Everything Hurts and I'm Dying showcases a new aggressive, cathartic sound from four friends in New Jersey.
The songwriting is vulnerable, raw, and emotional; shifting between towering sludgy heft, clear influences of hardcore vigor and ferocious extreme metal, and delicate, melodic moments that offer a blissful sense of relief.
Co-lead vocalists Steve Wiener and Jonathan Hernandez shine with tenor croons, grim death metal growls, sneering shouts, ferocious guttural roars, and rich, haunting baritones. Paul Shryock supports throughout with tender harmonies, vigorous shouts, and venomous shrieks. The three together display a wide variety of vocal styles and approaches.
The driving force and emotional anchor comes from drummer Jonathan Meyer, whose vision and drive to play heavy music after a long musical hiatus drew in the other band members, and led to the formation of the band. Jon regularly navigates seamlessly through multiple time-and-tempo changes with inventive compositions, effortlessly tethered to Jonathan Hernandez's churning, grinding bass. The two provide a consistent bedrock upon which Steve Wiener and Paul Shryock layer seven- and eight-string guitars, for a massive ground-shaking sound.
Negative Bliss strives to combine a wide array of influences across the heavy music spectrum into a sound that's a reflection of those influences, while simultaneously crafting a new and refreshing sound.
Four songs of coping.
Coping with grief. Coping with loss. Coping with entropy. Coping with disillusionment.
Spanning twenty four minutes — Everything Hurts and I'm Dying showcases a new aggressive, cathartic sound from four friends in New Jersey.
The songwriting is vulnerable, raw, and emotional; shifting between towering sludgy heft, clear influences of hardcore vigor and ferocious extreme metal, and delicate, melodic moments that offer a blissful sense of relief.
Co-lead vocalists Steve Wiener and Jonathan Hernandez shine with tenor croons, grim death metal growls, sneering shouts, ferocious guttural roars, and rich, haunting baritones. Paul Shryock supports throughout with tender harmonies, vigorous shouts, and venomous shrieks. The three together display a wide variety of vocal styles and approaches.
The driving force and emotional anchor comes from drummer Jonathan Meyer, whose vision and drive to play heavy music after a long musical hiatus drew in the other band members, and led to the formation of the band. Jon regularly navigates seamlessly through multiple time-and-tempo changes with inventive compositions, effortlessly tethered to Jonathan Hernandez's churning, grinding bass. The two provide a consistent bedrock upon which Steve Wiener and Paul Shryock layer seven- and eight-string guitars, for a massive ground-shaking sound.
Negative Bliss strives to combine a wide array of influences across the heavy music spectrum into a sound that's a reflection of those influences, while simultaneously crafting a new and refreshing sound.