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“Not being able to play gigs probably saved us”: Meet Geese, the New York noiseniks who found themselves at the centre of a bidding war just as they were about to break up

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“Not being able to play gigs probably saved us”: Meet Geese, the New York noiseniks who found themselves at the centre of a bidding war just as they were about to break up

For prodigious Brooklynite post-post-punks Geese, it all began just as they were about to call it a day

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