Geese Six Crying Laughing


Baltimore’s Crying Laughing are weaving an intoxicating tapestry of jazz and post-rock, offering listeners a sonic journey that is as complex as it is captivating. The band is gearing up for a significant release, promising a new artistic direction that is sure to resonate with those who appreciate experimental soundscapes.

Next week, the group will be releasing their latest album, Talking, a collection poised to be a major statement on the experimental music scene. This new work will find its home on the highly revered experimental label, Hausu Mountain, adding further weight and credibility to their artistic vision.

In tantalizing advance, Crying Laughing provided a preview of this forthcoming album on Tuesday, offering listeners a sneak peek at new material. Among the tracks previewed was the single “Geese Six,” which serves as a highlight from the upcoming release.

This track is part of a larger body of work that builds beautifully upon previous releases, including the earlier single “Ricemeat” and the opening track “Toppled Column.” Each piece offers a distinct flavor, yet “Geese Six” stands out for its sheer musical brilliance.

Critics and listeners are captivated by the track’s dynamic blend. It masterfully balances rumbling bass lines with pounding rhythms, layered with celestial keyboards and the unmistakable, honking quality of a searing saxophone. It is a truly phenomenal auditory experience that demands attention.

Crying Laughing continues to deliver music that is both intellectually stimulating and emotionally engaging, proving that the fusion of jazz sophistication and post-rock energy can create something truly unique. Fans are eagerly anticipating the full album and the continued exploration of their signature sound.

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