India, Jan. 9 -- In today's hyperactive rock landscape, where bands proliferate like wildflowers only to wilt just as quickly, where new acts are far too often either hailed as messiahs or dismissed as industry plants, Brooklyn's Geese are a curious anomaly.

They are neither saviours nor charlatans; they are simply very good, and getting better with astonishing rapidity.

Their latest album, Getting Killed, has critics in raptures. An 89 on Metacritic is nothing to scoff at. The album is being called everything from "an instant classic" to "one of the most creative indie rock records of the 2020s". These are dangerous accolades for a band whose members are barely into their 20s. This could either propel them into the stratosphere or crus...