Rec | PIGEON PIT - FEATHER RIVER CANYON BLUES

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Literally the perfect album, words cannot describe how much I love it. Bonus points for also containing my favourite lyric ever. "Fall asleep with our mutual destruction assured"

@leadstarlesbian

Feb 15, 2024

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