Greta Van Fleet have premiered a new song, "When the Curtain Falls." You can check it out above.
The bluesy number is the first single from the rapidly rising quartet's highly anticipated, as-yet untitled debut album. The young, Frankenmuth, Michigan-based group first came to prominence last year with their debut EP, Black Smoke Rising, and its high-flying lead single, "Highway Tune." Since then, the group's profile has risen exponentially, with endorsements from the likes of Joe Satriani and a number of sell-out tour dates.
When Guitar World asked Jake Kiszka—the band's guitarist—about the band's debut album earlier this year, he said that the album was going to be a "definitive statement."
“Our first studio EP, Black Smoke Rising, was kind of a snapshot of where we were at the time, but the full album is going to be the real deal," he continued. "I see it as a big-picture look at where we are now and where we’re headed.”
You can read our full interview with Kiszka—taken from our March 2018 issue—right here.
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