Geese – Getting Killed (Clear vinyl) PRE-ORDER NOW

PRE-ORDER NOW – Limited Stock Arriving Next Week

We have secured an overseas shipment of this highly anticipated release which is arriving early to mid next week (8–12 Dec). Australian retailers are receiving very small local allocations, and demand for this title has been huge.

We have a strictly limited number of guaranteed copies. Once these sell out, we cannot promise more before the new year — so grab a copy while they’re available.

You’ll be notified as soon as your order is ready for pickup (Melbourne store only) or shipping.

Note: Any items ordered with this pre-order title will be held and fulfilled when the pre-order stock arrives.

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Getting Killed is the latest album from Brooklyn-based band Geese, released 26 September 2025. It marks a turning point: recorded over just ten days with producer Kenneth Blume (aka Kenny Beats), the band leans further into experimentation, dissonance and genre-blurring songwriting. The collisions of rock, soul, avant textures and looser forms give the record a volatile, jagged energy.

Lyrically and sonically, the album embraces ambiguity, combining moments of raw intensity (“Trinidad” opens with a scream) with more restrained passages that breathe. There’s a sense of risk here — ideas left half-formed, transitions that jar — but that scruffy boldness is part of its charm. Geese’s confidence extends beyond flair: their command of texture, dynamic shifts and vocal character make this their most striking statement yet.

Reviews

“There’s a lot going on across Geese’s third album, ‘Getting Killed’, yet it never feels like they’re losing control of the chaos.” — NME

“ an album of and for our times. Reportedly recorded in just 10 days, it thrives on sharp edges, sudden turns, and a kind of half-broken beauty.” — Slant Magazine

“a deeply exciting, provoking, and necessary gulf of no-fuss rock music.” — Paste Magazine

“Geese’s Getting Killed Isn’t Just the Best Project Yet from the New York City Band, It’s One of the Most Creative Indie Rock Albums of the Year.” — Consequence