Geese - Fantasies / Survival (Official Audio)
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
- “Fantasies / Survival” taken from the new album, Projector, out now. LP/CD/CAS out December 3. Listen / pre-order here: geese.lnk.to/p...
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Written and produced by Geese
Mixed by Dan Carey
Mastered by Bernie Grundman
Released by Partisan Records and Play It Again Sam
Visualizer by Alden Volney (@aldnv)
Artwork by Piotr Lapinski (@piotr.lap)
Creative Direction by Undercard (@undercard.studio)
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Don't know how I'm just hearing this. Oh yeah my kid enlightened me!
One of my favourite songs ever, just incredible
Foster KILLED that guitar solo at the end. One of the best guitar performances of the last few years. ROCK ISN'T DEAD!!!
Lol
My Favourite from Projector
this has become my favorite track from this album. dunno why, theyre all great, this one is just the current bop
This is my favorite lyricism that Cameron offers from Projector. Other tracks have an impenetrability to them, but this one I feel wears its premise more on its sleeve, lyrically, playing with the dichotomy found in the title. _Fantasies/Survival._ Security vs Fulfillment. Fear vs Action. Cameron's narrator fancies himself more in line with someone who pursues their fantasies; he goes out into a dark world and dares to spend the night looking out at the sky in a wicked city. The foil (who can very much be someone else or the part of Cameron that he cuts out when he goes "under the knife") is described as dying 'on the head of the pin,' implying he lived his entire life cautiously, calling upon a safety pin for comparison, and didn't have any appreciation for the glorification of violence ("with no love for the silver screen"). The foil fears the wicked figures in the night, and Cameron is out musing underneath the moonlight. "Sleeping in the middle of a drum" is such a great line, because it insists that the foil is trying to find respite wherever he can, but the danger of the outside world keeps banging away with no regard for him. The imagery of a palmful of pearls is definitely more Fantasies than Survival (hence the *shaking* hands), which makes a great pivot to the question: "Don't you ever show them your fantasies?" almost as if to ask the foil "Haven't you ever dreamt of taking a risk?"
Yeah but why is this band so fucking good tho.
Foster and Gus go absolutely ham on guitar at the end. Love these guys. Congrats on Projector dropping!
came because of Snowy, stayed because of Geese
good ass song. so glad i found yall on the radio
rip prince phillip
ok... out of all the videos to comment that on... why this?
@@calnum1054 remorse crashes in like a maverick at the most unexpected of times.
Damn, this song slays my ennui.
2:15 to 2:32: the voice reminds me of All my friends, Lcd Soundsystem. Nice song.
Hey it’s amazing love Geese