Having formed just over a year ago, Liss have quickly become one of the most talked about new groups on the planet. With the class of Phoenix, the sass of Prince, and the deep grooves of Unknown Mortal Orchestra, they’re your favourite band but you just don’t know it yet.

Their new track Sorry is as infectious as it is addictive, featuring a stunning breakdown and devastating vocals. It follows the effortlessly seductive Always and the soulful swell of Try.

From Arhuus in Denmark, this date at MOTH Club marks their return to London after impressing at Electrowerkz. They’ve already supported the likes of Jungle and East India Youth in Europe, and we’re betting on big things to come throughout 2016.

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Having formed just over a year ago, Liss have quickly become one of the most talked about new groups on the planet. With the class of Phoenix, the sass of Prince, and the deep grooves of Unknown Mortal Orchestra, they’re your favourite band but you just don’t know it yet.

Their new track Sorry is as infectious as it is addictive, featuring a stunning breakdown and devastating vocals. It follows the effortlessly seductive Always and the soulful swell of Try.

From Arhuus in Denmark, this date at MOTH Club marks their return to London after impressing at Electrowerkz. They’ve already supported the likes of Jungle and East India Youth in Europe, and we’re betting on big things to come throughout 2016.

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Having formed just over a year ago, Liss have quickly become one of the most talked about new groups on the planet. With the class of Phoenix, the sass of Prince, and the deep grooves of Unknown Mortal Orchestra, they’re your favourite band but you just don’t know it yet.

Their new track Sorry is as infectious as it is addictive, featuring a stunning breakdown and devastating vocals. It follows the effortlessly seductive Always and the soulful swell of Try.

From Arhuus in Denmark, this date at MOTH Club marks their return to London after impressing at Electrowerkz. They’ve already supported the likes of Jungle and East India Youth in Europe, and we’re betting on big things to come throughout 2016.

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Having formed just over a year ago, Liss have quickly become one of the most talked about new groups on the planet. With the class of Phoenix, the sass of Prince, and the deep grooves of Unknown Mortal Orchestra, they’re your favourite band but you just don’t know it yet.

Their new track Sorry is as infectious as it is addictive, featuring a stunning breakdown and devastating vocals. It follows the effortlessly seductive Always and the soulful swell of Try.

From Arhuus in Denmark, this date at MOTH Club marks their return to London after impressing at Electrowerkz. They’ve already supported the likes of Jungle and East India Youth in Europe, and we’re betting on big things to come throughout 2016.

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Having formed just over a year ago, Liss have quickly become one of the most talked about new groups on the planet. With the class of Phoenix, the sass of Prince, and the deep grooves of Unknown Mortal Orchestra, they’re your favourite band but you just don’t know it yet.

Their new track Sorry is as infectious as it is addictive, featuring a stunning breakdown and devastating vocals. It follows the effortlessly seductive Always and the soulful swell of Try.

From Arhuus in Denmark, this date at MOTH Club marks their return to London after impressing at Electrowerkz. They’ve already supported the likes of Jungle and East India Youth in Europe, and we’re betting on big things to come throughout 2016.

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Having formed just over a year ago, Liss have quickly become one of the most talked about new groups on the planet. With the class of Phoenix, the sass of Prince, and the deep grooves of Unknown Mortal Orchestra, they’re your favourite band but you just don’t know it yet.

Their new track Sorry is as infectious as it is addictive, featuring a stunning breakdown and devastating vocals. It follows the effortlessly seductive Always and the soulful swell of Try.

From Arhuus in Denmark, this date at MOTH Club marks their return to London after impressing at Electrowerkz. They’ve already supported the likes of Jungle and East India Youth in Europe, and we’re betting on big things to come throughout 2016.

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Having formed just over a year ago, Liss have quickly become one of the most talked about new groups on the planet. With the class of Phoenix, the sass of Prince, and the deep grooves of Unknown Mortal Orchestra, they’re your favourite band but you just don’t know it yet.

Their new track Sorry is as infectious as it is addictive, featuring a stunning breakdown and devastating vocals. It follows the effortlessly seductive Always and the soulful swell of Try.

From Arhuus in Denmark, this date at MOTH Club marks their return to London after impressing at Electrowerkz. They’ve already supported the likes of Jungle and East India Youth in Europe, and we’re betting on big things to come throughout 2016.

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Having formed just over a year ago, Liss have quickly become one of the most talked about new groups on the planet. With the class of Phoenix, the sass of Prince, and the deep grooves of Unknown Mortal Orchestra, they’re your favourite band but you just don’t know it yet.

Their new track Sorry is as infectious as it is addictive, featuring a stunning breakdown and devastating vocals. It follows the effortlessly seductive Always and the soulful swell of Try.

From Arhuus in Denmark, this date at MOTH Club marks their return to London after impressing at Electrowerkz. They’ve already supported the likes of Jungle and East India Youth in Europe, and we’re betting on big things to come throughout 2016.

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Having formed just over a year ago, Liss have quickly become one of the most talked about new groups on the planet. With the class of Phoenix, the sass of Prince, and the deep grooves of Unknown Mortal Orchestra, they’re your favourite band but you just don’t know it yet.

Their new track Sorry is as infectious as it is addictive, featuring a stunning breakdown and devastating vocals. It follows the effortlessly seductive Always and the soulful swell of Try.

From Arhuus in Denmark, this date at MOTH Club marks their return to London after impressing at Electrowerkz. They’ve already supported the likes of Jungle and East India Youth in Europe, and we’re betting on big things to come throughout 2016.

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