About Geese
Geese formed in Brooklyn, New York in 2017 when the band members were teenagers in high school. They signed with Partisan Records / Play It Again Sam in 2021 and released their debut Projector that year. Their second album 3D Country (2023) marked a stylistic expansion, with the band moving from post-punk-influenced indie rock toward broader Americana, glam rock, and country rock territory. Frontman Cameron Winter has also released solo material as Cameron Winter, including the well-received Heavy Metal (2024).
Sound and style
Geese's sound combines art rock, indie rock, post-punk, Americana, glam rock, and country rock with Winter's distinctive vocal delivery (drawing on Mick Jagger, Bob Dylan, and Tom Waits reference points) and the band's increasingly eclectic arrangement approaches across their catalog.
Discography highlights
- Projector (2021, Partisan/Play It Again Sam)
- 3D Country (2023, Partisan/Play It Again Sam)
- Getting Killed (2025, Partisan/Play It Again Sam)
For collectors
Partisan and Play It Again Sam pressings of the Geese catalog have been issued in multiple color variant editions.
Where to start
Listeners new to Geese typically start with 3D Country (2023) or Getting Killed (2025). Explore more: Classic Rock, 2020s — Now