Princess Ugly releases new ‘Bring the Axes’ EP
Princess Ugly
Out now is the new Princess Ugly EP “Bring the Axes” (You can download it on Bandcamp). You can expect six new songs incorporating the band’s post-punk, darkwave, and goth influences. A companion instrumental version of the EP will also be released.
Check the video for “Obscure Procession”.
This is the video for “Death Trap (Waiting Waiting)”.
Below is the full EP for download on Bandcamp.
About Princess Ugly
Princess Ugly is frontman J. Christopher-Rome, musician Christopher Moncrieffe and Cat Powell-Hoffmann on additional vocals. Princess Ugly formed in 2004 as a recording side-project for J. Christopher-Rome. In 2006, Princess Ugly released their first album, “We Knew It Was Perfect.” Later describing it as an identity crisis of an album, it was deleted from the catalog and re-released as an EP with a new tracklist that fit more with their subsequent albums.
In 2008, multi-instrumentalist Christopher Moncrieffe teamed up with J. Christopher-Rome to become the definitive line-up under the Princess Ugly moniker, and together they released Princess Ugly’s second album, “The Past, One Second at a Time”, in 2010 followed in 2012 by “It Should Be Clear By Now”. In 2021 the duo released the vampire-themed single “Hunger” and a cover of Tones on Tail’s classic “Go!”.
The Portland, Oregon-based act will also appear on the upcoming Spleen+ 7CD “Resurgence” compilation, available December 6, 2024.
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