"Taking place at Brooklyn Academy of Music's Howard Gilman Opera House in the midst of Kimmel's first full week of shows since returning from suspension, Geese performed a faithful, glorious rendition of Getting Killed's lead single. The camera work mirrored that of "Taxes'" music video, starting out in black and white and gradually exploding in color as the song unfolded. Drummer Max Bassin, Geese's rhythmic backbone, ripped in his usual fashion, while singer Cameron Winter provided earnest, crystal-clear vocals."
"We praised the new album in our review, describing it as "the most creative indie rock album of the year." We also included Getting Killed in our Staff Picks roundup of the best albums of September 2025. Geese are about to head on a major North American tour in support of Getting Killed; see their tour dates below and get tickets here."
Geese performed their song "Taxes" on Jimmy Kimmel Live! on Wednesday, October 2 at Brooklyn Academy of Music's Howard Gilman Opera House, delivering a faithful, glorious rendition of the lead single from Getting Killed. The camera work mirrored the song's music video, beginning in black and white and gradually exploding into color. Drummer Max Bassin delivered energetic rhythms while singer Cameron Winter provided earnest, crystal-clear vocals. Getting Killed was revealed the previous Friday, followed by a massively-attended surprise street show in Brooklyn. The new album received praise as "the most creative indie rock album of the year" and was included in Staff Picks for September 2025. Geese will embark on a major North American tour supporting the album.
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