Geese

Meet Cameron Winter, 23, the cryptic genius behind Geese's *Getting Killed* — a ferocious, landmark rock album drawing comparisons to Radiohead, Pavement, and Swans.

Brooklyn indie band Geese plays SNL this weekend, sparking the same hype-and-backlash cycle that defined the Strokes and Nirvana's breakthrough moments.

Brooklyn rock band Geese's new album *Getting Killed* is splitting fans between "watered-down Radiohead" and "rock's future." Lipez explores what that divide reveals about fandom.

Geese's *Getting Killed* is a furious, apocalypse-soaked rock record — politically raw, musically fearless, and one of the year's most necessary listens.

Brooklyn's Geese deliver a surreal, chaotic fourth album — sardonic dread, scrambled guitars, Van Morrison melodies undermined by absurdist wit. Brilliant and deliberately baffling.

Brooklyn teens who almost quit now lead Radio 1's Sound of 2026. Their chaotic, unfiltered third album *Getting Killed* made them rock's most exciting new band.

Geese's *Getting Killed* is an indie smash the critic genuinely can't decide on — grasping its raw appeal while finding it overreaching and underdelivering.

Brooklyn indie wunderkinds Geese discuss their chaotic, Kenny Beats-produced third album *Getting Killed* — including one very expensive day spent choosing a clap sample.

NYC post-punk band Geese discuss their genre-shifting sophomore album *3D Country*—surreal roots rock wrestling with generational anxiety, technological hyperreality, and apocalyptic Americana.

Brooklyn rock band Geese discuss their chaotic new album, Guitar Center bans, and the Mets—all between innings at Citi Field.

NYC's Geese discuss outgrowing post-punk on sophomore album *3D Country* — blending classic rock, Americana, and gospel while barely leaving their teens behind.

Brooklyn teens Geese are NYC's next buzz band—post-punk prodigies with music-industry bloodlines, a debut album dropping, and only 14 shows under their belt.

Everyone loves Geese's *Getting Killed* — except this writer, who gave it 5/10 and is genuinely questioning whether he's missing something.

Brooklyn teens Geese built a cult following before critics noticed. This piece tracks how press narratives—delayed, then intense—shaped the band's identity.

Brooklyn teens Geese recorded debut album *Projector* in a basement, signed to Partisan, and are quietly becoming post-punk's next big thing.

Brooklyn indie band Geese discuss maximalist songwriting, label freedom, and how relentless touring sharpens their sound ahead of their AfterHours headlining show.

Brooklyn teen band Geese bond over Zeppelin and Pink Floyd, turning high-school jam sessions into something bigger. Worth reading if guitar music excites you.