We recently had the amazing opportunity to check out the new single, “Ordinary Hell”, from rising Boston emo outfit Bicycle Inn. You can listen to “Ordinary Hell” on Spotify Here and on Apple Music Here

Bicycle Inn, bring power, passion , melody and authenticity on their latest single, “Ordinary Hell” and it is a thing of beauty.

The track follows September’s “Longsword (4th Place),” which marked the band’s first release in two years and reintroduced them with a sharpened sense of purpose and sonic ambition.

If “Longsword” was about confronting stagnation, “Ordinary Hell” digs deeper — turning inward to explore faith, exhaustion, and the search for meaning amid emotional and spiritual burnout.

Ordinary Hell’ is a critique on the dead-faith culture of today. It’s a deeper look behind the curtain of evangelical emptiness — a gospel presiding over the endless push and pull of suffering, only for those deemed ‘blessed’ and ‘filled’ to realize they are empty,” says the band. “It’s a reflection on the cyclical nature of relying on others to fulfill you, only to immediately empty yourself out again. There’s no rest, no rejuvenation — only the gospel of self; performative holiness.”

Recorded over two sessions with Gary Cioni at Soundacres Studio(Hot Mulligan, Free Throw, Prince Daddy & The Hyena) during 2023 and 2024, “Ordinary Hell” features guest appearances from Ryan O’Rourke (Innerlove.), Kyle Kinney(Excuse Me, Who Are You?), and Maggie Ciora, expanding Bicycle Inn’s already rich emotional palette.

With shimmering guitars, soaring vocals, and lyrics that confront the sacred and the hollow alike, “Ordinary Hell” continues Bicycle Inn’s steady climb as one of the most introspective and musically dynamic voices in modern emo.

We have a warm spot in our hearts for bands from Boston. But….it doesn’t matter where they are from …. Bicycle Inn, has sculpted a work of art with “Ordinary Hell”