Geese
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Sep 23, 2026
RussHOST
Yeah.
RussHOST
Got to hear a little bit of our band Geese.
RussHOST
They sounded great.
RussHOST
Didn't get very close.
Steven HydenGUEST
I don't know.
Steven HydenGUEST
This might not have been as big of a deal in England, but here in America, the band Geese, another New York band, who is, you know, I don't think they have ever gotten as much publicity as the Strokes did at the height of Is This It? But they're the most recent indie band to get something like that kind of attention.
Steven HydenGUEST
And all of a sudden, the same sort of conversations were taking place that happened 25 years ago with the Strokes.
Steven HydenGUEST
These guys are rich kids.
Bob ForrestHOST
And did you see now the band that Elvis spotted? You got to give him credit.
Bob ForrestHOST
A band called Geese is on the cover of Rolling Stone this week.
Bob ForrestHOST
And it says, remember when The Clash was on, it says the only band that matters is It has in the Rolling Stone in the 84, 83 or 82 or whatever.
Bob ForrestHOST
It's a famous clash was on the cover of Rolling Stone.
Bob ForrestHOST
It said the only band that matters.
Bob ForrestHOST
This week, it's Geese on the cover and it says the band the whole world is talking about.
Bob ForrestHOST
I'm telling you, two years ago, Elvis was talking about that band and no one had heard of them.
Bob ForrestHOST
It's pretty crazy.
StephHOST
Is that where you thought I was going with that, or was there something else [laughs]?
YanHOST
Well, the other thing I was gonna bring up was Geese responding to their PSYOP allegation [laughs].
StephHOST
Yes.
StephHOST
Oh, God, that was so long ago at this point, but yes.
YanHOST
Exactly
StephHOST
... and bullshit.
YanHOST
Their response, I guess just 'cause Geese is, is super brief, we can start with that, 'cause Ed Sheeran is a whole thing I wanna talk about [laughs].
StephHOST
We'll, we'll talk.
Chris HardwickHOST
Now you got to play the trumpet at the end of it.
Chris HardwickHOST
By the way, I'm naming this episode, We Can't All Be Geese.
Chris HardwickHOST
But I got to do it with the lowercase so people don't think I'm referring to the band Geese.
Chris HardwickHOST
Oh, I don't even know
Mike PhirmanGUEST
the band
Chris HardwickHOST
Geese.
Chris HardwickHOST
There's a band called Geese.
Chris HardwickHOST
Are they all trumpets? What?
KerryHOST
Yeah.
KerryHOST
Called Geese.
KerryHOST
It's
EllaHOST
kind of weird, kind of rock-esque music.
EllaHOST
Been thoroughly enjoying it.
EllaHOST
I felt like I only listened to George's music when he was here.
EllaHOST
I know I've been, like, influenced into enjoying Geese and West Side Cowboy and...
EllaHOST
Okay, those are some others he played me and I was like, no, this is not the one.
Finn JohanssonGUEST
Yeah, and we found out that, yes, they were evil.
Finn JohanssonGUEST
And there was also a band called Geese, and they were or were not, didn't really matter in the end if they were an industry plant, because it kind of came out like, okay, if this band Geese is an industry plant, if this guy Nate with Water Fumarize is an industry plant, They're making it look like being an industry plan is the most labor-intensive, high-effort way of getting famous you could ever think of.
Finn JohanssonGUEST
Because Geese is on album number four, and Nate, before he got to the place that he's at, and he's doing very well for himself these days, he released, and I quote, hundreds of albums and EPs when he was living in Chicago that only his cool guy friends ever heard.
Finn JohanssonGUEST
That last part wasn't a quote.
Finn JohanssonGUEST
Hundreds.
Neil SchusterHOST
I used to put on live concerts on YouTube, and now that I have the Sonos in my office, like, God, the audio really is noticeably better.
Neil SchusterHOST
I'm just like, "Yeah, let me put it on this speaker here." And you guys got me onto, uh, to Geese.
Neil SchusterHOST
I've been a late adopter of, not Goose.
Big RandyHOST
Not Goose.
Neil SchusterHOST
Not Goose, Geese, which they're the, seem like the hot young phenoms.
Big RandyHOST
Which shock of all shocks that I'm into them because they initially hit my radar as a Chop Session story where they, a lot of people think they're-
Neil SchusterHOST
Are a psyop.
Neil SchusterHOST
He was, like, so hostile.
Mike RiceHOST
You're not.
Mike RiceHOST
Look up Geese's most recent song-
Vittorio AngeloneHOST
You're not cool enough
Mike RiceHOST
...
Vittorio AngeloneHOST
Where you can be free and still choose me.
Mike RiceHOST
I think what's going on in Gaza is wrong, and I'll say it again, despite what you're trying to peddle here.
Vittorio AngeloneHOST
Sorry, platforming a Palestinian poet and how he's influenced Geese?
Mike RiceHOST
Yeah.
speaker_3HOST
Exactly.
speaker_3HOST
It's like they were caught off guard by Geese's sound, especially since their music is a bit out there.
speaker_2HOST
Wait, so are we saying that uniqueness can actually alienate some audiences? That's a tough spot for artists.
speaker_3HOST
Absolutely.
speaker_2HOST
He just wants to connect, but instead people felt excluded.
speaker_3HOST
Yeah, and there's that deeper issue of societal expectation on what music should sound like.
speaker_2HOST
So you think Geese's experience is a reflection of how society perceives innovation in music?
speaker_3HOST
Definitely.
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