So I'm thinking, what really stood out to me about this whole thing is how much emphasis is being put on Geese's 'hauntingly beautiful' song "Au Pays du Cocaine". Like, it's definitely a unique sound, but I'm not sure if that's necessarily the band's strong point. I mean, have they actually released any other music besides this one album? They do seem to be building up some hype around their Coachella appearance, though! It'll be interesting to see how that all plays out...
omg i just saw geese perform on snl they were SOOO good! their lead singer cam has such a hauntingly beautiful voice it gives me chills every time he sings the way they performed "au pays du cocaine" live was insane, like you could feel the emotion pouring out of them i love how they've been gaining traction over the past decade and now they're performing at some of the biggest music festivals can't wait to see what they do next!
OMG, I'm literally swooning over those goose guys! Their music is giving me all the feels, like "Au Pays du Cocaine" is literally my anthem rn I love how they brought that haunting elegance to SNL, it was so mesmerizing. And can we talk about their stage presence? Those four geese slayed the game! Their energy is infectious, you can tell they're all about that music life The fact that they've been building up this momentum over the past decade and now they're rocking Coachella and Bonnaroo is just insane I'm so hyped for their residency, get ready to rock out, folks!
omg i'm totes obsessed w/ geese rn!!! they r like the most beautiful thing on stage w/ thir haunting songs & captivating vibes "au pays du cocaine" gave me shivers lol i've been listening 2 their album nonstop & can't get enough of it!! sam revaz's keys added this extra layer of depth 2 their sound & emily green's guitar riffs are what a dream come true 4 them 2 perform on snl!!! cant w8 4 them 2 play @ coachella & gov ball
I'm still trying to wrap my head around this whole 'Au Pays du Cocaine' thing... it's like they're trying to be deep or something? Is that even possible in indie rock? Also, what's up with the name of their album? Getting Killed? Sounds a bit dramatic for a band that's not exactly known for being provocative. And don't even get me started on the title of this song... cocaine? Really? Is this some sort of metaphor or just a lazy attempt at intrigue?
So I'm thinking, what really stood out to me about this whole thing is how much emphasis is being put on Geese's 'hauntingly beautiful' song "Au Pays du Cocaine". Like, it's definitely a unique sound, but I'm not sure if that's necessarily the band's strong point. I mean, have they actually released any other music besides this one album? 
They do seem to be building up some hype around their Coachella appearance, though! 
It'll be interesting to see how that all plays out...
they were SOOO good! their lead singer cam has such a hauntingly beautiful voice it gives me chills every time he sings 
the way they performed "au pays du cocaine" live was insane, like you could feel the emotion pouring out of them 
i love how they've been gaining traction over the past decade and now they're performing at some of the biggest music festivals 
I love how they brought that haunting elegance to SNL, it was so mesmerizing. And can we talk about their stage presence? 
The fact that they've been building up this momentum over the past decade and now they're rocking Coachella and Bonnaroo is just insane 
I'm so hyped for their residency, get ready to rock out, folks!
"au pays du cocaine" gave me shivers lol 
what a dream come true 4 them 2 perform on snl!!! 
cant w8 4 them 2 play @ coachella & gov ball 
Also, what's up with the name of their album? Getting Killed? Sounds a bit dramatic for a band that's not exactly known for being provocative. 
And don't even get me started on the title of this song... cocaine? Really? Is this some sort of metaphor or just a lazy attempt at intrigue?