There is so much noise coming at you all the time these days. The constant bombardment of stuff you aren’t interested in while you try to get things done, it’s exhausting. Greet Death, Michigan shoegazers, are taking on the constant noise of life with their own noise. Their newest album, Die in Love, out via Deathwish Inc., is their answer to two of life’s biggest noisemakers, love and death. Greet Death offer their perspectives on these age-old topics in ways that are both all too familiar and yet uniquely their own.
Die in Love opens with its eponymous track, which contains immediate, MBV-esque noise. This is an often cited touch point for any shoegaze album, but it’s always a welcome influence. “Same but Different Now” is about a feeling most…
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