ATLAS | Princess Music Performance(excerpt)

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Princess Music Performance(excerpt)

The Denver-based band Princess Music consists of five musicians who rip through tightly orchestrated complexities and upbeat harmonies. Reaching both for the heart and the head with poignant narratives and spiritually evocative content, their music moves within classically influenced rock structures. The group was featured in a special performance recorded with a new digital high-definition three-camera setup with live switching and audio on Oct. 12, 2012, in the ATLAS Black Box.