Bliss Foxx Eugene, Oregon
Bliss Foxx is cheeky yet sincere; denoting an amalgamation of influences that span distinct decades
with primarily punk roots. At first blush, early 90s alternative rock and riot grrrl era elements are clear, but you’ll also hear influences of the “loudQuietloud” era with hints power pop.
Raw fierce flippant powerfully catchy lyrics emote an overall mood that's flirtatious as much as it wry.
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