Spiritbox Unleashes Raw Power with “No Loss, No Love”

Spiritbox have delivered another masterpiece with their latest single “No Loss, No Love,” setting the stage for their highly anticipated sophomore album “Tsunami Sea,” due March 7th.

Spiritbox have delivered another masterpiece with their latest single “No Loss, No Love,” setting the stage for their highly anticipated sophomore album “Tsunami Sea,” due March 7th.

The track showcases Courtney LaPlante’s extraordinary vocal range, seamlessly transitioning from haunting spoken-word passages to powerful screams that demonstrate her remarkable versatility. The production, helmed by Dan Braunstein and guitarist Mike Stringer, creates a sonic landscape that builds from ominous tension to explosive crescendos.

The accompanying music video, directed by Max Moore and Mike Stringer, is a visual feast that perfectly complements the song’s intensity. Shot in Los Angeles, the video alternates between the band performing on a wave-crashed platform and striking scenes of LaPlante adorned in pearls and avant-garde glamour. The contrast between natural destruction and artistic precision mirrors the track’s dynamic range.

“No Loss, No Love” represents Spiritbox’s continued evolution, masterfully blending elements of prog-metal, electronic music, and atmospheric soundscapes. The song stands as a spiritual successor to “Yellow Jacket” from their acclaimed debut “Eternal Blue,” while pushing their sound into bold new territory.

Fans can experience this powerful new material live as Spiritbox embarks on a North American headlining tour, starting April 3rd in Dallas and concluding May 10th in Los Angeles. With “No Loss, No Love,” Spiritbox continues to cement their position as one of modern metal’s most innovative and exciting acts.