$uicideboy$ Are Back With New LP

$uicideboy$ are back with the release of their long-awaited Long Term Effects of Suffering album. The hot new offering comes on the heels of a couple of lead singles including “New Profile Pic” and “Avalon”.  

This time around, the cousins decided they needed to showcase their unique skillset and tackle topics that their core fan base comes to them for: addiction, self-medication, suicide, and above all. Providing a form of art that promotes the ability to “keep on marching on!” 

As a result, the 13-track project has no features. This enables them to connect and to get personal with their growing audience. In celebration of the brand new LP, $uicideboy$ have announced an accompanying music video. Their highly anticipated visual is directed by Cole Bennett of Lyrical Lemonade and set to drop next month in September.

Additionally, the duo also announced that they will be hitting the road soon! They unveiled their ‘Grey Day Tour,’ as they gear up to take the new album across the country as they perform! This is a post-pandemic performance that you won’t want to miss! Be sure to get your tickets today!

First, give $uicideboy$’ new project titled, Long Terms Effects of Suffering on your preferred digital streaming platform now.

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