HERBIVACIOUS!

Experimental pop proggers Kitten Pyramid return with their third album Kiddo, which explores some rather dark ideas. Prog catches up with Scott Milligan to find out more about the driving forces behind their latest psychedelic extravaganza.

Francesca Tyer

“I saw something that made me I decide that I couldn’t eat anything with eyes anymore,” begins Kitten Pyramid’s founder and mainman, Scott Milligan. “I saw an abattoir truck and wondered what it would be like if my family were in there rather than the animals.” This was the inspiration behind experimental pop-prog band Kitten Pyramid’s current album, Kiddo. Psychedelic and exhilarating, this new collection of songs features a cause close to Milligan’s heart: vegetarianism. “I’d been eating meat for most of my 50 years,” he states, “but I thought this story could really help those off the fence about whether to stop eating meat again.” Released at the end of 2022, the album was followed by a short companion film to celebrate the 175th birthday of the Vegetarian Society. Making…

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