Spiritbox Announce New Album Tsunami Sea, To Drop Single “Perfect Soul” Later Today
In what could be one of the first major metal releases of 2025, Canadian progressive heavy metal band Spiritbox dropped a bombshell this morning by announcing their sophomore album, Tsunami Sea. Set for release on March 7, 2025 via Pale Chord in partnership with Rise Records, the announcement is being touted by the band as a sort of “gearing up for [the band’s] next chapter.”
As bands are wont to do with this sort of announcement, Spiritbox dropped a new single to get folks hyped. Apparently the new track, “Perfect Soul” gives listeners a “glimpse into the album’s melodic sound, balancing riffs and groove with ethereal atmospheres to create a listening experience that pulls listeners in like an incoming tide.” Normally, this is where I’d give you my opinion on the track, but I actually haven’t been able to hear it yet because the video doesn’t go live until noon PST/3 p.m. EST.
Thankfully, we’ve already heard one song off the album, as “Soft Spine” is included in its tracklist. That song kicks ass, so if that’s an indicator for the rest of the album, that bodes particularly well.
Tsunami Sea will be available on March 7, but you can pre-save/preorder your copy today.
TSUNAMI SEA TRACK LISTING:
1. Fata Morgana
2. Black Rainbow
3. Perfect Soul
4. Keep Sweet
5. Soft Spine
6. Tsunami Sea
7. A Haven With Two Faces
8. No Loss, No Love
9. Crystal Roses
10. Ride The Wave
11. Deep End
Tour Dates:
11/30 – Sao Paulo, BR – Allianz Parade*
12/14 – Mexico City, MX – Estadio Azteca*
6/24 – Milan, IT – I-Days Festival^
6/26 – Arnhem, NL – Gelredome^
6/28 – London, UK – Wembley Stadium^
*w/Bring Me The Horizon
^w/Linkin Park
2025 European Headline Tour Dates
02/13 – London, UK – Alexandra Palace
02/15 – Berlin, GER – Berlin Columbiahalle
02/16 – Amsterdam, NL – Tilburg 013
02/18 – Paris, FR – Paris Olympia
02/19 – Cologne, GER – Cologne Palladium
02/20 – Frankfort, GER – Frankfurt Zoom
02/22 – Munich, GER – Munich Tonhalle
02/23 – Hamburg, GER – Hamburg Große Freiheit 36
w/Periphery and Stray From The Path
