Harrison Gordon Enter a New Era With “Like Me Less,” Announce Hopeless Records Debut BLISS

Illinois-raised punk rock band Harrison Gordon are kicking off a new chapter with the release of their latest music video, “Like Me Less,” directed by Tades Sanville of Hot Mulligan and Alex Scalzo-Brown. The new visual arrives as the band gears up for their highly anticipated Hopeless Records debut, BLISS, out September 4.

Blending the restless energy of DIY punk with emotionally charged songwriting and an irreverent sense of humor, Harrison Gordon have steadily carved out a distinct place within the current indie and punk landscape. Their sound carries the scrappy immediacy of bands like Jeff Rosenstock and PUP while feeling distinctly their own—a combination that has helped them build a devoted following both online and in the live scene.

“Like Me Less” follows the band’s previously released singles “Not Working! Not Working!” and “Pretty,” offering another glimpse into what listeners can expect from BLISS. The accompanying music video captures the band’s chaotic, playful energy, with Sanville and Scalzo-Brown bringing the track to life through a visual that feels just as unfiltered as Harrison Gordon’s music.

The upcoming record marks an exciting milestone for the band following their 2023 debut album, The Yuppies Are Winning, which introduced their unapologetic approach to punk and indie rock. Their breakout track “Kirby Down B” later found a massive audience on TikTok, amassing millions of views, while their Spring Break! EP further established the band’s knack for urgent songwriting and explosive live performances.

That momentum has continued on the road, with Harrison Gordon sharing stages with Arm’s Length, Prince Daddy & The Hyena, Saturdays At Your Place, Hot Mulligan, and more. Now, with BLISS on the horizon and a run of upcoming shows alongside Mom Jeans, the band are poised to take their next step forward.

For fans of punk that feels messy, honest, funny, and completely alive, Harrison Gordon are quickly becoming a band worth keeping an eye on.