From The Fires
| Greta Van Fleet
From The Fires
The second EP by American rock band Greta Van Fleet. It is a double EP consisting of eight songs; four from their debut EP, Black Smoke Rising, and four new tracks. It was released on November 10, 2017 by Republic Records. Wikipedia
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Spill Magazine
For those who have yet to listen to Black Smoke Rising, From The Fires serves as an excellent entry point for new fans as the double EPs length is that of an album, making for a more engaging listening experience.
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Pop Matters
There are also no duds with the six originals and two covers in the form of Sam Cooke's "A Change Is Gonna Come" and "Meet on the Ledge" by Fairport Convention. But the best has been saved for last. "Black Smoke Rising" is the best rock song I have heard all year (that chorus!).
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Blues Rock Review
Ride the wave because it doesn’t appear to be crashing down anytime soon. From The Fires is another step towards rock super stardom from the breakout band of 2017.
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All Music
The future will not be too kind if subsequent efforts continue to climb the stairway to heaven, but there are worse ways to get your Led out. Ramble on, gents.
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Anti Hero
Greta Van Fleet has created is a masterpiece
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Cryptic Rock
From The Fires is truly an album for Rock fans young and old
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Rock and Blues Muse
From the Fires is an inventive and enterprising endeavor. It serves to bring fans up to speed with the quickly unfolding tale of Greta Van Fleet. They know it’s not a full album – but then, they’re not quite done yet…
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Indy Metal Vault
What you can expect from this band is fun, sing along tracks that don’t fall too short on any spectrum or scale.
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My Global Mind
. . . this is original material of the highest calibre showcasing extraordinary musical proficiency and a wide ranging vocal style.
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Sleaze Roxx
The cream rises to the top… There has certainly been a lot of hype surrounding Michigan, USA youngsters Greta Van Fleet and I got to say that the band more than meets the hype on their double EP From The Fires.
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Screamer Magazine
When people listen to the new tracks, gone will be the Zeppelin comparisons, replaced with admiration on how they take the influences of 60’s and 70’s rock to forge their own sound.
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Four Over Four
With the double EP, we get a taste of what a full album will look and feel like. And, if this is just a taste, I can’t imagine what the full meal has in store. Bravo, boys. Rock is alive and well with Jake, Danny, Josh, and Sam.
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Laprensa
Whooooaaaaa, Mama! Blues-based, feel good rock-n-roll music has a pulse in 2017, and it hails from Frankenmuth, Michigan. Be a part of history, go pick this album up and thank me later.
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Qro Magazine
Brand new Greta Van Fleet are awesome, loud, crooning, rock. They are enormously entertaining, energetic, and talented in the fast played guitar, but mosty songs like “Black Smoke Rising”, “Highway Tune”, “Flower Power” even more entirely, and “Talk In the Street” as well, are all awesome and inspiringly gleeful, even skill-wise amazing at times.
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Music Blend
-plug it in, roll down the windows and play it LOUD!!!
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The Observer
Greta Van Fleet’s ‘From the Fires’ is a fantastic tribute to classic rock.
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Dread Music Review
If you aren't acquainted with Greta Van Fleet yet, do yourself a favor and pick up 'From the Fires' and revel in the musical talent of this band.
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Shockwave
From The Fires will set you on an epic path of freedom, to live, love and make music
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Bass Player
Greta Van Fleet is - in just a few months - as hot a developing band as one can be.
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The Review
With their nationally charting “double EP” release, From the Fires, Greta Van Fleet has taken the industry by storm.
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Alt Rock People
These guys have chops, and they know how to craft a strong rock song.
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Headbangers Lifestyle
Good songs that have a versatile built up, a guitarist that has flair, a singer that brings it across and a steady bass and drum combo.
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Man of the Hour Magazine
Their debut album, "From the Fires" has everything one could possibly want from a rock and roll record- screaming guitars all over this thing, staggering basslines to keep the groove moving, organs reminiscing back to the golden days of rock, and that voice.
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JAM Magazine
Resurrecting the dynamics of Led Zeppelin and Queen, with the touch of Cream and Janis Joplin, Greta Van Fleet are assuming the position of Rock Gods in the making.
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