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Anthem of the Peaceful Army by Greta Van Fleet sounds like a soaring, sun-drenched throwback to the golden age of 1970s arena rock, rich with sprawling acoustic passages, blistering blues-rock solos, and cosmic optimism. Driven by Jake Kiszka’s riff-heavy guitar work—effortlessly shifting between acoustic folk-picking and overdrive-drenched Les Paul leads—the album creates a soundscape that feels both cinematic and earthy. Josh Kiszka’s soaring, acrobatic vocals command the sky above a tight, swinging rhythm section, channeling the high-octane spirit of Led Zeppelin, YES, and Rush. From the heavy, foot-stomping groove of "When the Curtain Falls" to the pastoral, organ-laced folk-rock of "You're the One" and "Anthem," the record delivers an unapologetically retro, stadium-sized celebration of peace, love, and electric rock and roll.