Greta Van Fleet remain the most consistently successful standard bearers for The New Rock’N’Roll. While the mania that greeted them at the tail end of the 2010s has abated, the Michigan band’s three albums to date have still all breached the US Top 10, a feat that Rival Sons, The Struts, Dirty Honey and the rest can only dream of.
Palace for the People – named after North London venue Alexandra Palace, of all places – keeps their end up. Tear It Down and Into The Beginning shake their arena-rock tail feathers splendidly, defined instantly by Josh Kiszka’s rafter-rattling screech, which once again overshadows brother Jake’s impressively protean guitar playing. The whole thing is overseen by A-list producer Mike Elizondo, whose credits span everyone…

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