What album did Geese release last year?

They released the album "Getting Killed."

Where did Geese perform to answer critics?

They performed at the Lollapalooza festival.

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Review: Geese soars above the haters as the controversial New York rockers debunk the myths haunting the band

First publishedAug 2, 02:31 UTC

Last updatedAug 2, 04:27 UTC · 11m ago

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<p>In the year since the release of its latest album “Getting Killed,” Geese has been in the crosshairs of many a music critic and music snob.</p><p>The New York rockers have been accused of being industry plants, scene interlopers and marketing manipulators at best. Their “Saturday Night Live” debut was picked apart.

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Geese is a New York rock band that released an album called "Getting Killed" last year. Some critics said the band was not real and called them "industry plants," which means they think the band was made by a record label, not formed by friends. At the Lollapalooza festival, Geese played a show that answered those doubts. Their performance showed they can play well and are not just a marketing trick.

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It matters because it shows how quick fame can lead to unfair rumors, and how live performances can prove a band's real talent.

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What album did Geese release last year?: They released the album "Getting Killed."
Where did Geese perform to answer critics?: They performed at the Lollapalooza festival.

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Chicago Sun-TimesAug 2, 02:31