Eternal Blue is the record that took Spiritbox from cult favourite to global headliner. Originally released in 2021 and repressed here on black vinyl, it’s a masterclass in modern heavy music—blending djent‑leaning riffs, shimmering ambience, and Courtney LaPlante’s wild vocal range.
From the haunting build of “Sun Killer” to the chaos of “Holy Roller” and the emotional weight of “Constance”, the album moves like a full narrative: cinematic, technical, and deeply personal. The production is tight and spacious, giving every breakdown, whisper, and chorus real impact on wax.

Why it’s in the Crimson Vinyl catalogue

This is one of those non‑negotiable modern titles—if you do heavy music seriously, Eternal Blue belongs in the racks.
•     Breakthrough album: the release that cemented Spiritbox as leaders of the new wave of metal.
•     High demand: early pressings spiked in value; represses still move fast with every drop.
•     Cross‑scene appeal: hits metalcore kids, prog fans, djent listeners, and even alt‑rock listeners who like it heavy but melodic.
•     Vinyl‑friendly production: big dynamics, atmospheric layers, and huge choruses that really open up on a turntable.

For Crimson Vinyl, this sits in the same “modern essential” lane as bands like Architects, Loathe, and Sleep Token—core stock for anyone building a current heavy collection.
 
Track listing
Side A
A1 Sun Killer
A2 Hurt You
A3 Yellowjacket
A4 The Summit
A5 Secret Garden
A6 Silk In The Strings

Side B
B1 Holy Roller
B2 Eternal Blue
B3 We Live In A Strange World
B4 Halcyon
B5 Circle With Me
B6 Constance