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Pigeon Pit takes in the big picture, centers the small moments on ‘Leash Aggression’ – Matter News
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Pigeon Pit takes in the big picture, centers the small moments on ‘Leash Aggression’ – Matter News
Photo courtesy the artist Pigeon Pit frontwoman Lomes Oleander wrote the song “Anthill Mode” as a means to capture her mental state when she’s “fully zoomed out,” as she explained it, taking in the social and political landscapes from 30,000 feet above the Earth. “When you’re in an airplane looking down from above, you see all these identical neighborhoods, and it’s hard to see any humanity or to have any hope for the individual,” Oleander said …
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