Spiritbox have released two surprise live tracks from their recent London and Paris shows
Spiritbox releases two live recordings from recent shows, 'Fata Morgana' from London and 'Perfect Soul' from Paris, as bonus tracks.

Spiritbox have shared two surprise live tracks as part of a special edition of their latest album 'Tsunami Sea'.
The progressive metal band have released 'Fata Morgana: Live from Alexandra Palace', recorded at their recent London headline show, and 'Perfect Soul: Live from L'Olympia', captured during their Paris performance. Both tracks are included on 'Tsunami Sea (Live Bonus Edition)', which features a white variant of the album's cover art.
The digital release, which includes the original 11-track album alongside the two live recordings, is available for a limited time until 13th March - click here for more info. A select number of vinyl variants featuring the alternative white cover artwork have also been made available.
'Tsunami Sea', released on 7th March via Pale Chord / Rise Records, follows their debut album 'Eternal Blue'. The record features singles 'Soft Spine', 'Perfect Soul', and 'No Loss, No Love', which have accumulated over 31 million global streams.
The progressive metal band have released 'Fata Morgana: Live from Alexandra Palace', recorded at their recent London headline show, and 'Perfect Soul: Live from L'Olympia', captured during their Paris performance. Both tracks are included on 'Tsunami Sea (Live Bonus Edition)', which features a white variant of the album's cover art.
The digital release, which includes the original 11-track album alongside the two live recordings, is available for a limited time until 13th March - click here for more info. A select number of vinyl variants featuring the alternative white cover artwork have also been made available.
'Tsunami Sea', released on 7th March via Pale Chord / Rise Records, follows their debut album 'Eternal Blue'. The record features singles 'Soft Spine', 'Perfect Soul', and 'No Loss, No Love', which have accumulated over 31 million global streams.
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