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Ben Rogerson

“People are rejecting the algorithm. They want to think and feel. They don’t want to be fed things”: Geese’s record label dismisses the suggestion that their success was contrived amid 'psyop' drama

Emily Green, Cameron Winter and Dominic DiGesu of Geese at Brooklyn Paramount on November 21, 2025 in New York, New York. (Photo by Griffin Lotz/Rolling Stone via Getty Images).

Whenever an artist achieves what appears to be overnight success, you’ll find someone on the internet telling you that they’re either an ‘industry plant’, or that there’s something else about them that renders their rise ‘inauthentic’.

And so it was with US band Geese and their frontman Cameron Winter. It was actually Winter who broke through first, following the release of his debut solo album, Heavy Metal, in 2024. By that point, Geese had already released three albums of their own, but it was 2025’s Getting Killed that made them arguably the buzziest band in the world.

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