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.

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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.

“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.

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

Geese are so ever-present on my TikTok algorithm, it's starting to feel like my FYP is an empty soccer field. Apologies for the dad joke — I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm trying to remove it. But seriously: ...