Geese: Projector - 2026 Pressing (Indie Exclusive Opaque Orange Vinyl) [PARTISAN RECORDS]

Why you'll love it

A fresh 2026 Indie Exclusive pressing on opaque orange vinyl, of the record the band made in a drummer's basement in their last year of high school. Projector scored 83 on Metacritic, and Consequence gave it an A+.

This edition

• 2026 pressing
• Indie Exclusive opaque orange vinyl
• Single LP
• Mixed by Dan Carey, mastered by Bernie Grundman

About the album

Most of us spent our final year of high school worrying about exams; Geese spent theirs in drummer Max Bassin's basement (known, grandly, as "the Nest") recording a debut album. They put it up quietly on SoundCloud, a manager stumbled on it, indie labels started calling, and the band picked Partisan, which put Projector out in October 2021 with a mix from Dan Carey and mastering by Bernie Grundman, both rather fancy names for a basement tape.

The singles were "Disco," "Low Era" and the title track, wiry post-punk full of anxiety and teenage boredom played with an almost unsettling precision, and the album landed an 83 on Metacritic and an A+ from Consequence. Of course, that was before Getting Killed in 2025, which topped year-end lists at The New Yorker, NME and Stereogum and sent a whole new crowd back to see where Cameron Winter and company came from. Projector is the answer, and the gap between the two records is smaller than you'd think: it's rougher, and a bit more nervy, but the ambition was clearly there from day one, and it looks great in orange.

On Partisan Records, a 2026 pressing of the 2021 album.