Geese Bring Haunting Elegance to SNL Stage with 'Au Pays du Cocaine' and 'Trinidad'
The Brooklyn-based indie rock band Geese made their highly anticipated debut on Saturday Night Live (SNL) last weekend, showcasing two tracks from their latest album, Getting Killed. The foursome, joined by touring keyboardist Sam Revaz, kicked off the performance with "Au Pays du Cocaine," a hauntingly beautiful song that has been gaining traction since its release in September.
The 11-track album, which marks Geese's second outing after 2021's Projector and 3D Country, was a labor of love for the band. Frontman Cameron Winter, 23, revealed to Rolling Stone last August that he remained unhappy until the very end of the production process, citing it as a "waking nightmare." Guitarist Emily Green echoed this sentiment, describing the album's creation as a "brute-force effort" that ultimately led to its masterful finish.
Geese's live performance on SNL showcased their captivating stage presence and polished sound. The band's follow-up song was opening track "Trinidad," which demonstrated the group's ability to craft infectious melodies with eerie undertones.
The Brooklyn-based indie rock quartet has been gaining momentum over the past decade, with a devoted fan base that has followed them on tour worldwide. Following their recent SNL appearance, Geese will continue their residency in the US, including a performance at Coachella, Governors Ball, and Bonnaroo.
The Brooklyn-based indie rock band Geese made their highly anticipated debut on Saturday Night Live (SNL) last weekend, showcasing two tracks from their latest album, Getting Killed. The foursome, joined by touring keyboardist Sam Revaz, kicked off the performance with "Au Pays du Cocaine," a hauntingly beautiful song that has been gaining traction since its release in September.
The 11-track album, which marks Geese's second outing after 2021's Projector and 3D Country, was a labor of love for the band. Frontman Cameron Winter, 23, revealed to Rolling Stone last August that he remained unhappy until the very end of the production process, citing it as a "waking nightmare." Guitarist Emily Green echoed this sentiment, describing the album's creation as a "brute-force effort" that ultimately led to its masterful finish.
Geese's live performance on SNL showcased their captivating stage presence and polished sound. The band's follow-up song was opening track "Trinidad," which demonstrated the group's ability to craft infectious melodies with eerie undertones.
The Brooklyn-based indie rock quartet has been gaining momentum over the past decade, with a devoted fan base that has followed them on tour worldwide. Following their recent SNL appearance, Geese will continue their residency in the US, including a performance at Coachella, Governors Ball, and Bonnaroo.
they were SOOO good!!! i mean i'm not surprised though, i've been listening to them nonstop since their album came out last month 
"au pays du cocaine" is literally my new go-to song every time it plays on spotify 
and their live performance was so captivating! the lead singer's voice gives me all the feels 
did anyone else catch that weirdly gorgeous vibe they had going on stage? 
I'm not surprised though, their music is like, super moody and atmospheric, you know? Like the kind of stuff that makes you wanna put on a black sweater and drink coffee while listening to it 
. The way they performed "Au Pays du Cocaine" was so hypnotic, it's like they were weaving this spell over the audience 
. And "Trinidad"? Forget about it, that song is like a dark wave of genius 
. I'm all for Geese getting their moment in the spotlight – their music deserves to be seen by more people! 
They're like the indie rock embodiment of existential dread... but somehow beautiful? "Au Pays du Cocaine" gave me chills 
like who else can make you both want to cry and dance at the same time? And that lead singer's age 23 already sounds soooo burnt out 
gotta wonder what other dark magic is behind those dreamy indie rock vibes 
"au pays du cocaine" gave me all the feels it's like, this song is so beautifully dark and moody i don't even know how they do it 
meanwhile emily green's vocals are literally perfection she's got this range that just takes me away every time 
and cameron winter's lyrics are just so raw and honest it's like he's singing directly to my soul 
Their performance on SNL was so cool, especially with that hauntingly beautiful song "Au Pays du Cocaine". The way they worked the stage and played their instruments together is like magic 
. I can see why they have such a dedicated fan base - they're really connecting with people on an emotional level. And I love how Cameron Winter and Emily Green are so passionate about their music, it's infectious! 
The music itself is just so captivating - those melodies are stuck in my head now 
I'm intrigued by their backstory too, all that hard work and labor of love really paid off 
She's like a total rockstar! Their live performance on SNL was perfection - so polished and charming. I'm seriously considering buying tickets to see them at Coachella 
. Have you guys checked out "Au Pays du Cocaine" yet? It's giving me life 
. What really stands out to me is how they're not trying to be flashy or anything, they're just letting the music speak for itself, which I think is so underrated 
"Au Pays du Cocaine" is giving me all the feels it's like they're singing directly to my soul 
and can we talk about their stage presence? 
. I'm loving the vibe of their music and I'm so here for their upcoming residency in the US! Coachella, Governors Ball, and Bonnaroo can't come soon enough 
. Can't wait to see what else they have in store for us next! 
. Their live performance was so polished and energetic - it's clear they've been touring for years and it shows in their stage presence. I love that they're not your typical SNL act, but instead brought something totally unique to the table 
but in a weird way, i love the nostalgia. Geese's sound is super moody and atmospheric, it's like they're speaking my language 
And Emily Green's guitar riffs are EVERYTHING