Listen to recent releases from Geese, Doja Cat, Neko Case and more.

The New York band breaks their previous molds, glueing them back together with a reckless abandon to see what new shapes of guitar music are formed.

To understand why Geese’s new record “Getting Killed” — released Friday via Partisan Records — sounds the way it does, you must understand what came before.

“Getting Killed” can feel theatrical and absurd, almost like a caricature of rock, but that’s what Geese seem to be chasing.

Geese have built a reputation of chaotically throwing textures at songs, but on 'Getting Killed' they've reduced it to a fine art.

Geese are smart and make challenging prey for hunters. Goose calls mimic the sounds of geese to attract the wild prey. As a hunter, you need to know when to make what sounds and how to make them using ...

Geese flocks far away from your average rock band. The backing band rolls elements of classic, folk, experimental and art rock into a single pleasant sound that’s energetic and also soothing to ...

Jeff Tweedy, at 58, “remains a national treasure,” said Chris DeVille in Stereogum. For non-devotees, the idea of a 30-song ...

Last month, Geese, a quartet from Brooklyn, released its third studio album, “Getting Killed,” which has been praised as one ...

Canada geese can be aggressive and disruptive, and leave messes in their wake. You can't remove the protected birds, but ...