Bliss

The Canadian pop/rock foursome called Bliss was formed close to the end from the ’80s. Initially the inconspicuous group highlighted a singer with the name of Iain. He shortly deserted, and Dave Bryant was earned to provide a four-year stint before departing too. Bliss finished a debut EP in 1991. The initial offering transported four monitors, including “Baby I’m Yours” and “Dear Friend.” A full-length record, Grafted for an Elbow, adopted in late Sept of 1994, released beneath the Patois Information label. The group continuing for some time like a threesome once they dropped Bryant in 1995, but didn’t make some other recordings.