Rising Boston emo outfit Bicycle Inn has released their long-awaited new album, Long in the Tooth, marking their first new music in two years. The record reintroduces the band with a sharper sense of purpose and sonic ambition. Available to stream now, the album delivers the emotional depth and dynamic structures that have established them in the scene. Fans of current and classic emo-punk will find a refreshed urgency and tighter songwriting from the quartet.
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