New Jersey emo vets The Early November have announced new, quasi-retrospective album Twenty, due on October 14 via Pure Noise (pre-order). The album features tracks written across their twenty-year career, many of them B-sides to older songs. Member Ace Enders says, "Twenty is an album we are extremely proud of. It captures the moments of our 20 year career perfectly. A lot of these songs were originally b-sides from over the years, some of which are the strongest songs we’ve written together, but simply just didn’t fit on an album. It feels almost like fate that they were saved until now for this release."
With the album announcement comes lead single "Make It Happen," a throwback emo-pop cut. The band calls it the most nostalgic track on the album, with Ace recalling "We wrote the lyrics driving through the desert for the first time on the 2002 Warped Tour. It’s a song about leaving and finding a way to make a relationship work while being apart." Listen to "Make It Happen," and check out the full tracklist for Twenty, below. That's the album art above.