Spiritbox, the band that’s been shaking the metal scene with their unique fusion style, has some fresh news for their fans. Announcing their latest EP, ‘The Fear of Fear’, the band is ready to ride the wave of their success from the past year into this fall. This EP is scheduled to be released on November 3rd, via Rise Records/Pale Chord.
A standout single from this EP, “Jaded”, also comes with a cinematic music video for fans to devour. For those eager to get a jump on it, pre-orders are now open.
This isn’t the first time the band has grabbed the spotlight. If we cast our minds back to 2021, their debut album ‘Eternal Blue’ wasn’t just a blip on the music radar. It made its mark, sitting pretty on charts and becoming a frequent feature in critics’ favorite lists for the year. The latest EP isn’t just a rehash of their past success either.
It promises a blend of fresh tunes, with the EP boasting five new tracks, in addition to the previously released single, “The Void”, tallying up to six songs that are set to be on repeat on many playlists.
While the music is a treat in itself, there’s more in store for Spiritbox enthusiasts. If you’ve been itching to see them live, you’re in luck. This fall will see Spiritbox on the road, touring extensively in support of ‘The Fear of Fear’. For those keeping track, they’ve already showcased their talent in grand style, with noteworthy tours in Europe and North America earlier this year.
Their UK headline run, followed by appearances at major summer festivals, is still fresh in fans’ minds. But now, US fans can rejoice as Spiritbox is set to perform alongside heavy hitters Shinedown and Papa Roach in September and October. Those interested should keep an eye out for tickets and more details on their official channels.
To wrap it up, Spiritbox continues to pave its way in the music world, leaving indelible marks with each step. ‘The Fear of Fear’ looks to be another feather in their cap, and we’re here for it. Whether you’re tuning in from home or catching them live on stage, one thing’s for certain — Spiritbox is not slowing down anytime soon.
