Cover and Album of the Week.
After a couple of outstanding singles, their third album arrives—fully formed and mature, with many highs and few lows.
The result is a “magnificently melancholic” and melodically rich record that reinforces the band’s emotional intensity while maintaining a surprising accessibility.
The album explores pain, death, love, and everyday life without retreating into darkness.

Barzo

Greet Death returns to the music scene with their third effort, "Die in Love," distributed by Deathwish. Known for the intense and often somber atmospheres of their previous albums, such as "New Hell" and "Dixieland", Greet Death surprises audiences with a new sonic direction. This novelty is evident through the introduction of lighter and airier sounds, featuring acoustic instrumentation. This evolution creates a marked contrast with their previous style, propelling them toward an unexpectedly luminous and more accessible sound. Listening to "Die in Love" is an experience that transforms melancholy into an authentic rebirth. It's no longer about the weight of isolation, but the serenity found in sharing a new beginning.