On June 9, Charly Bliss stopped by Sinclair in Cambridge. Fresh on the heels of cynical pop album Young Enough released May 10, you could feel the band’s ecstatic joy to be playing. The new album is a cathartic one. With the new tracks being played live for their initial times, the emotion exhausted to perform them was evident.

Charly Bliss © 2019 Scott Murry

Charly Bliss © 2019 Scott Murry

Charly Bliss © 2019 Scott Murry

Charly Bliss © 2019 Scott Murry

Charly Bliss © 2019 Scott Murry

Charly Bliss © 2019 Scott Murry

Charly Bliss © 2019 Scott Murry

Charly Bliss © 2019 Scott Murry

Charly Bliss © 2019 Scott Murry

Charly Bliss © 2019 Scott Murry

Charly Bliss © 2019 Scott Murry

Charly Bliss © 2019 Scott Murry

Charly Bliss © 2019 Scott Murry

Charly Bliss © 2019 Scott Murry

Charly Bliss © 2019 Scott Murry

Charly Bliss © 2019 Scott Murry

Charly Bliss © 2019 Scott Murry

Charly Bliss © 2019 Scott Murry

Charly Bliss © 2019 Scott Murry

Charly Bliss © 2019 Scott Murry

Charly Bliss © 2019 Scott Murry

Charly Bliss © 2019 Scott Murry

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Emily Reo © 2019 Scott Murry

Emily Reo © 2019 Scott Murry

Emily Reo © 2019 Scott Murry

Emily Reo © 2019 Scott Murry

Emily Reo © 2019 Scott Murry

Emily Reo © 2019 Scott Murry

Emily Reo © 2019 Scott Murry