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Spiritbox Review: Canadian Metal Band Ranges From Gothic to Auto-Tune Pop

Singer Courtney LaPlante's delivery captures tension between hard and soft in a Glasgow show, according to The Guardian.

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Canadian metal band Spiritbox delivered a confident performance blending gothic, guttural metal with Auto-Tune-inflected pop at a show in Glasgow, The Guardian reported in a review.

Vocalist Courtney LaPlante addressed the band's origins on Vancouver Island during the show, as the group toured Europe in support of its 2025 album "Tsunami Sea," according to the review, which said the performance could have used more grit.

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