Bliss My Heart and Cliff Estatof release post-punk single ‘Love Lies’ with Frank Ferrer
Paris post-punk duo Bliss My Heart and Cliff Estatof release the single “Love Lies” via Cleopatra Records, featuring Guns N’ Roses drummer Frank Ferrer.
Bliss My Heart and Cliff Estatof, the Paris-based post-punk duo, have released the single “Love Lies” through Cleopatra Records. The Bliss My Heart “Love Lies” single features Frank Ferrer, the ex-Guns N’ Roses drummer, on drums and arrives with an official video.
The track moves into darker, sharper territory than the duo’s earlier work, built on tense guitars and post-punk textures. Ferrer, who has also drummed for The Psychedelic Furs, Love Spit Love and Draco Rosa, guests on the recording. The press release describes the single as a step where “the influences of Depeche Mode, Talk Talk and Alice in Chains converge.”
Bliss My Heart and Cliff Estatof share the ‘Love Lies’ video
The single follows “Sugar Kapel”, issued in January 2026 through Cleopatra Records, and continues the partnership between vocalist Jen Wolf and producer Cliff Estatof. “Love Lies” is available through streaming services, including Spotify.
About Bliss My Heart
Bliss My Heart was founded in Paris in 2020 by Jen Wolf, beginning with a synthwave aesthetic on the EP “Morning Star” and the single “Latigo Canyon”. The project took a darker, more spiritual direction in 2025 with the arrival of producer Cliff Estatof, who shaped the singles “Suffer Well” and “Sinner Sinner”.
In January 2026 the duo released “Sugar Kapel” through the American label Cleopatra Records. In February 2026 they opened for The Depeche Mode Experience at the Dôme de Paris and Le Silo in Marseille, joined on stage by Kevin R Scarf on guitar and Mike Estatof on drums.
“Love Lies”, featuring Frank Ferrer, is the duo’s latest single for Cleopatra Records and follows “Sugar Kapel” in their 2026 run of releases.
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