One among steel’s most enjoyable new bands, Spiritbox, have simply dropped a model new 3-track single titled Rotoscope, which serves as their first set of latest songs since their 2021 debut album Everlasting Blue. As well as, they’ve launched a video for the title monitor.

The video for “Rotoscope” was directed by Max Moore and will be seen under, together with the one artwork and visualizer movies for the different two tracks, titled “Sew Me Up” and “Hysteria.”

Spiritbox went in a little bit of a unique course sonically with these new songs, leaning extra different rock than the depth and heaviness that they introduced with Everlasting Blue. Vocalist Courtney LaPlante really warned their followers earlier this 12 months that a few of them could hate the brand new tracks, but it surely was time for them to experiment as among the songs on their debut album are years outdated at this level.

“[The new songs are] actually completely different to the songs on Everlasting Blue. I believe some folks would possibly even hate them. However that makes me excited. I thrive on negativity!” she instructed Kerrang!.

“As scary as it’s, you simply must do what makes you content, create the music you wish to create, and work with the folks you wish to work with,” guitarist Mike Stringer added. “As a result of the second you begin limiting your self, the music suffers.”

Spiritbox have a handful of pageant performances booked all through the summer time, after which they’re going to head out on a North American enviornment run supporting Ghost and Mastodon in late August. See the upcoming dates right here.

Spiritbox – ‘Rotoscope’

Spiritbox – ‘Sew Me Up’

Spiritbox – ‘Hysteria’

Spiritbox – Rotoscope Single Paintings + Monitor Itemizing

1. Rotoscope
2. Sew Me Up
3. Hysteria