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Nov 10, 2026

Bill HarrisHOST
72:23
This is playing at the Cinematheque in 35mm, I think, at the end of November.
Bill HarrisHOST
72:29
But Cameron Winter, the lead singer of Geese, did a concert movie at Carnegie Hall, shot by some guy named Paul Thomas Anderson.
Steve StebbingHOST
72:40
Oh, that guy.
Steve StebbingHOST
72:41
Yeah.
Steven HydenGUEST
11:04
And that is becoming a slow burn hit.
Steven HydenGUEST
11:07
And Geese is not really famous at all.
Steven HydenGUEST
11:10
I mean, their first two records were not really well known.
Steven HydenGUEST
11:13
But it's helping Geese's stock.
Steven HydenGUEST
11:14
And then I turn my book in in September of 2025, and that's when Getting Killed comes out.
Steven HydenGUEST
11:20
So I'm just watching this happen.
Steven HydenGUEST
11:21
I'm like, I gotta acknowledge Geese in here.
Steven HydenGUEST
11:24
And I think what I said in the footnote was, if we're both lucky in 20 years, maybe I'll write a book like this about Geese.
Steven HydenGUEST
11:04
And that is becoming a slow burn hit.
Steven HydenGUEST
11:07
And Geese is not really famous at all.
Steven HydenGUEST
11:10
I mean, their first two records were not really well known.
Steven HydenGUEST
11:13
But it's helping Geese's stock.
Steven HydenGUEST
11:14
And then I turn my book in in September of 2025, and that's when Getting Killed comes out.
Steven HydenGUEST
11:20
So I'm just watching this happen.
Steven HydenGUEST
11:21
I'm like, I gotta acknowledge Geese in here.
Steven HydenGUEST
11:24
And I think what I said in the footnote was, if we're both lucky in 20 years, maybe I'll write a book like this about Geese.
Wren TaylorHOST
47:39
I have a lot, but I'm trying to think of like the more recent ones for me.
Wren TaylorHOST
47:45
I would say, and I just put this on the Scorpio playlist from my last newsletter, but one that has really gotten me in my feels lately and in the best way is Taxes by Geese.
Wren TaylorHOST
47:57
I actually am not a Geese stan, but if you are in the indie head psych rock scene at all, you probably are tired of hearing people talk about them.
Wren TaylorHOST
48:05
It's like they're the next Tame Impala with how obsessive people are.
Wren TaylorHOST
48:10
So I'm actually not one of those people.
Wren TaylorHOST
48:22
It's just sweet.
Wren TaylorHOST
48:23
It's got a very nice, happy, jangly ending.
Wren TaylorHOST
48:29
If you haven't really heard Cameron Winter's voice he's kind of an acquired taste because he's just very raspy and loud but if you're open to that check it out Taxes by Geese it's a great song and it makes me want to frolic down the street with my friends in the midst of this blue fucking wave and just shout to the ether that everything's going to be okay and yes we still have a lot of work to do but we're going to get through it you guys this is one step forward there's a lot of steps to go okay we're about to run a marathon but this is the first step forward and it feels really fucking good all right so let's let's like enjoy it let's let us have this and let's ease into the cozy season with a little bit of good news in the world Period.
Dave MartinsonHOST
6:29
The artists most likely to be nominated for Best New Artist are just plainly not new.
Dave MartinsonHOST
6:35
Geese is being talked about as a potential winner in this category.
Dave MartinsonHOST
6:39
Cameron Winter and Geese, his band Geese, have been going for almost 10 years at this point, and they've been big for a while.
Dave MartinsonHOST
6:45
They just finally got mainstream big.
Dave MartinsonHOST
6:47
It's so stupid, right? Slater, that debut album, her formal debut album, was five years ago.
Dave MartinsonHOST
7:39
Released her second album.
Dave MartinsonHOST
7:41
She's been around for some time.
Dave MartinsonHOST
7:42
It's not as egregious as like a Geese or a Slater album.
BrianHOST
13:37
I mean, come on, man.
BrianHOST
13:39
I do love Geese.
BrianHOST
13:41
I like Geese, too.
BrianHOST
13:42
But they're
AnthonyHOST
13:42
too
Jo WhileyHOST
37:41
But this is something we mentioned a few weeks ago now.
Jo WhileyHOST
37:44
It is the album by Cameron Winter, who's a singer of Geese.
Jo WhileyHOST
37:48
And it was recorded live at Carnegie Hall.
Jo WhileyHOST
37:51
And it's just a really beautiful, amazing record.
Jo WhileyHOST
37:54
And I think I was in a beauty salon the other day and they were playing Geese.
Jo WhileyHOST
37:58
You can recognise his voice is so distinctive.
Jo WhileyHOST
38:00
It's so mournful and really beautiful.
Jo WhileyHOST
38:03
But I just thought, God, they've really gone mainstream, Geese.
Zach ShevichHOST
8:34
It is Cameron Winter live at Carnegie Hall.
Zach ShevichHOST
8:37
The frontman from Geese, 24 years young, which is shocking to me.
Zach ShevichHOST
8:42
He performed a show at Carnegie Hall last year that...
Zach ShevichHOST
8:48
Paul Thomas Anderson shot the shit out, just to be frank.
Dave BrownGUEST
41:29
Like, especially when they're all just writing great original songs.
Dave BrownGUEST
41:32
And I mean, love them or hate them, but Geese were like that.
Dave BrownGUEST
41:35
Like, you know, when Geese broke, I don't know, probably a year and a half ago, I guess, like properly big.
Dave BrownGUEST
41:42
They'd obviously done two albums, I think, the day before getting killed.
Dave BrownGUEST
41:46
And then it was like, and then that just blew up.
Dave BrownGUEST
44:30
I love the fact that she listens to everything and anything and doesn't get stuck in a little genre like a lot of her mates does.
Dave BrownGUEST
44:37
I've started going to gigs with her now.
Dave BrownGUEST
44:39
I went to that Geese gig and we went and saw...
DaveHOST
30:32
And this is the track that's going to represent the fall of order.
DaveHOST
30:37
And that track that I've picked is by the band Geese.
DaveHOST
30:41
And it's their titular song off their third record from 2023's 3D Country.
DaveHOST
30:46
So let's fire it up and give a listen to some of 3D Country, the song off of the 3D Country album.
DaveHOST
32:36
But anyway, so we were over there watching this band Fuckers, which is a New York band that, you know, my kid really likes.
DaveHOST
32:42
So we watched that for, you know, a good 40 minutes.
DaveHOST
32:45
And then we walked back over to the big stage and Geese was still playing.
DaveHOST
32:50
And I was really hoping to watch Geese, but you know, whatever, you do stuff for kids.

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