Beliss

Beliss
Cosmik Muse
General | Oct 2007

Reviews

Craig Matsumoto
Reviewed 2008-03-13
Acoustic, folky, pretty. Female vocals and solid, sad harmonies, from two sisters from Portland. Mostly slow stuff. Some political content with good cynical attitude and sense of humor (7,10). Think of lazy hot summer days and long sunsets on the plains.

1- Swaying midtempo
2- Stern minor key, midtempo, cool percussion sound.
3- Music box charm
4- A propulsively attractive slow creep, with violin
5- Midtempo, a touch of rock. Organ. Story that warily traces a kid's ascent to being a cop. "They took him from his mother to be the right hand of Big Brother."
6- Slow, wistful.
**(7)**- Surprisingly happy til you find out they're "goin' down" to the horribly polluted countryside while talking about all the nastiness in this country. Hoedown feel, mid/fast.
8- More music box charm
9- Gentle, pretty acoustic song. Slowish.
10- Waltzy mid/fast folk, likening the Bush administration to a stalker. Cute.
11- Slow, some lush chords
12- Mid/fast folky, with a bit of sax.
13- Slow and still. Mysterious air.
14- Happy cowboy song about Mexico. Midtempo.

Recent airplay

Away From Here
Breakaway BluffJan 24, 2016
This Old Man
Deep Fried & SanctifiedMay 06, 2008
Trees
Time TravelerApr 29, 2008
No Tire Basura
Deep Fried & SanctifiedApr 22, 2008
Goin' Down
No Tire Basura
Smartie PopApr 03, 2008

Charting

2008-03-30 — 2008-06-01
Week EndingAirplays
May 11 1
May 4 1
Apr 27 1
Apr 20 1
Apr 6 3

Track listing

1. Away From Here
2. Refractions
3. Elvira
4. Trees
5. Baby Cop
6. Bend & Sway
7. Goin' Down
8. Serena
9. Many Colors
10. This Old Man
11. Miles Away
12. Good Times
13. Atahualpa
14. No Tire Basura