Silly Goose is back with two blistering new tracks—Keys To The City and Now Dance—that make a definitive statement: they are the best modern example of nu metal and rap rock that pays the best tribute to its heyday. We knew that already, though, didn’t we? Both tunes are anchored by heavy, neck-snapping riffs and a rhythm section that feels massive, alive, and completely in command. There’s nothing recycled here—Silly Goose brings a fresh, unrelenting energy that proves this genre still has teeth. The guitars chug and soar with equal intensity, while the drums and bass lock in with a groove that’s as aggressive as it is infectious.
In both songs, the lyrical growth is evident. The rhymes in both tracks aren’t just catchy—they bring intensity and hit harder in their delivery with each listen. Keys To The City, and possibly even more so Now Dance, has an anthemic drive, laying out themes of control and chaos all at once. Both tracks are pure adrenaline, marrying their jagged flow to explosive choruses that blur the line between rap and hardcore with precision. The blend of melody and aggression is masterfully done—melodic when it needs to breathe and heavy exactly when it should crush.
What really stood out in Now Dance in particular is frontman Jackson Foster’s vocal performance. His scream is raw and surgically timed and cuts through the mix like a weapon, giving the track a visceral edge that lingers long after the final hit. Still, Silly Goose is a unit together that plays with serious dynamics, letting melody peek through just enough to make the heaviest moments feel even more massive. With these two tracks, Silly Goose doesn’t just hold their ground—they cement why they are carrying the nu metal torch in the year 2025.
Check out their new tunes, Keys To The City and Now Dance, now!