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It’s episode 67 of “THIS Album…” and I’m joined by Liam Withnail!!!
Welcome to This Album with William Hann — the podcast where each episode dives deep into an album that means something personal. From iconic records to hidden gems, we explore the songs, stories, artwork, live shows, and emotional connections behind the music.In this episode, comedian Liam Withnail (Enjoy An Album podcast) joins William Hann to break down one of the most talked-about indie releases of the year: Getting Killed by Geese.What We Cover in This EpisodeFirst reactions to Getting Killed and why it’s a Gen Z indie rock breakthroughThe standout tracks like “Cobra,” “Taxis,” and “I Pay the Cocaine”Why Geese might be the future of indie rockThe influence of frontman Cameron Winter and his solo workComparing Geese to bands like The Strokes and RadioheadThe reality of stand-up comedy life, bad gigs, and creative burnoutThe rise (and fall?) of indie scenes — from 2000s indie sleaze to todayLiam is a stand-up comedian and co-host of the cult music podcast Enjoy An Album (with Christopher MacArthur-Boyd). In this episode, he shares:His musical journey from emo and indie beginningsThe story behind discovering Street Spirit (Fade Out)What it’s like performing comedy across the UKHonest thoughts on music fandoms and modern indie cultureIs indie rock back?With Getting Killed, Geese may have created a defining moment for a new generation — blending experimental sounds with raw energy and bold songwriting.If you’re into:Indie rock / alternative musicAlbum breakdown podcastsMusic commentary & reviewsComedy + culture conversationsThis episode is for you.
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