Tracklist
Trinidad	3:44
Cobra	3:05
Husbands	4:08
Getting Killed	4:44
Islands Of Men	5:54
100 Horses	3:46
Half Real	3:22
Au Pays Du Cocaine	3:30
Bow Down	3:28
Taxes	3:17
Long Island City Here I Come	6:37

Unruly, Stylish, and Unafraid

Getting Killed finds Geese pushing their angular, art-rock energy into a rawer, more immediate form, leaning on post-punk urgency, jagged guitars, and restless vocal delivery.

The record thrives on tension and unpredictability, channeling downtown-NYC grit with flashes of melodic release. Its songs often feel like controlled collisions; constructed yet chaotic, accessible yet defiantly weird.

Themes of alienation, youth, and emotional volatility run through the music, but Geese avoid heavy-handedness, letting atmosphere and performance carry the narrative. It’s an album that rewards close listening: messy by design, stylish in its unruliness, and confident enough to live in its own off-kilter space.

A Rising Post-Punk Voice

The album drew praise for embracing a bolder, stranger identity without abandoning the hooks that first put Geese on the map. Critics highlighted its fearless experimentation and tight, performance-driven sound, positioning the band as one of the more compelling new voices in post-punk. Some listeners found its erratic structure demanding, but many celebrated its willingness to push beyond typical indie-rock tropes.

The record resonated strongly with fans seeking something nervy and alive, helping the band earn a reputation for unpredictable evolution rather than comfort-zone repetition. It signaled a group more interested in carving out a niche than chasing trends.