Lucky Lucky Pigeons
Lucky Lucky Pigeons formed as a trio in Los Angeles with Anya "Lucky" Lee on guitar and vocals, Ethan "Lucky" James on bass, and Jack "Lucky" Jones on drums....
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Lucky Lucky Pigeons formed as a trio in Los Angeles with Anya "Lucky" Lee on guitar and vocals, Ethan "Lucky" James on bass, and Jack "Lucky" Jones on drums. They put out their debut album "Songs for the Space-Bound," which included the song "Who Smells Marshmallows?"
That track became their most recognizable work, though some listeners found their sound and lyrics too cryptic. At one point, they faced accusations of plagiarizing a melody from a folk song, which they denied. The matter was settled without legal action.
After their debut, they released albums like "The Dream Thieves" and "The Garden of Whispers." Their music tended toward experimental sounds and themes that some called existential.
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