Sonically, The Battle at Garden's Gate also feels bracingly modern, an embodiment of genre-blended musical freedom. The new music also illustrates that the members of Greta Van Fleet are paving the way for a new generation of musicians - ones that use rock 'n' roll's foundational elements to build an entirely new sonic blueprint.
The Battle at Garden's Gate is cinematic, capturing the breathtaking energy of an exciting fight scene or the smoldering passion of a brooding, heroic protagonist saving the day. In general, the album's arrangements are spacious and leisurely, giving the music pleasing dynamics, as the band touches on all manners of rock 'n' roll. The melding of all these experiences opened their eyes to amazing new worlds of culture, history, philosophy and spirituality - and ushered in an entirely new way of looking at life and the approach to their music.Īccordingly, Greta Van Fleet poured everything they experienced into these new songs - the music reflects their spiritual and intellectual growth, increased awareness of the inequalities plaguing the modern world, and deep empathy for what other people are going through. To cap off the change-filled era, the quartet moved from Michigan to Nashville, immersing themselves in Music City's rich history. While driving to gigs, the first-time world travelers passed many unfamiliar sights, from the favelas in Sao Paulo to the Gold Coast of Australia and everywhere in between, meeting and enjoying conversations with fans and other musicians that opened up new worlds to them.
Over the past three years, Greta Van Fleet - vocalist Josh Kiszka, guitarist Jake Kiszka, bassist Sam Kiszka, and drummer Danny Wagner - played to hundreds of thousands of people acrossNorth America, Europe, Japan, Australia, South America, New Zealand, and the UK.
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