Spiritbox shares anthemic new single Mourning
Spiritbox Finds New Melodies with Anthemic Single ‘Mourning’
Following the success of their recent work, the band Spiritbox has released a compelling new single, ‘Mourning,’ offering fans a fresh look at their evolving sound. This track marks the first release since the band’s second studio album, Tsunami Sea, cementing their status as a powerhouse in modern metal.
While Spiritbox is known for their explosive guitar riffs, ‘Mourning’ steps into a more subdued yet deeply melodic space. It showcases a refined approach, balancing the intensity fans expect with a smoother, more emotive quality, proving that heavy music retains incredible vitality and relevance.
The shift in tone is part of a broader creative trajectory. Spiritbox has continually pushed the boundaries of metalcore, delivering music that is both punishing and elegantly crafted. Their previous album, Tsunami Sea, was hailed by NME as “awe-inspiring modern metal”, celebrating the group’s confidence and command over their craft.
The band’s recent impact hasn’t been confined to their studio releases. They have successfully collaborated with industry heavyweights, including vocalist Oli Sykes of Bring Me The Horizon and producer Grabbitz, creating high-energy anthems, such as the track for Valorant.
This collaborative spirit continues to fuel their momentum. Spiritbox recently showcased their talent on a major stage, performing ‘Soft Spine’ from their record at the 2026 Grammys, where they received nominations for Best Metal Performance for the third time.
As the band prepares for their next chapter, they are embarking on what promises to be their biggest UK headline tour to date. Fans can catch Spiritbox live between September 12 and September 19, hitting major venues including Glasgow’s SEC, Nottingham, Manchester, and Cardiff, before concluding at London’s OVO Arena Wembley.
The tour is a perfect setting for introducing new material like ‘Mourning,’ allowing audiences to experience the band’s evolving sound in a live, immersive environment. Spiritbox’s continued journey demonstrates that the power of metal is not static; it is a dynamic force constantly pushing and reshaping the genre.