Geese Projector

Born out of a DIY basement studio in Brooklyn, Geese’s debut album Projector captures the restless energy of youth with striking urgency. Written and recorded while the band were still in their late teens, the album channels the confusion, ambition and raw emotion of figuring out life in real time — loud, loose and unapologetically immediate.

Across nine tracks, Projector blends wiry post-punk guitars, art-rock tension and bursts of chaotic melody into a sound that feels both tightly wound and explosively free. There’s a thrilling unpredictability to the record: angular riffs collide with driving rhythms, while vocals swing between detached cool and unfiltered intensity.

Equal parts headphones immersion and dancefloor catharsis, Projector announced Geese as one of the most exciting new bands to emerge from New York in years. On vinyl, its dynamic shifts and wall-of-sound moments hit with even greater impact — a bold, high-energy debut that rewards repeat spins.