American Princes
American Princes came out of Los Angeles in the mid-2000s, led by songwriter Dylan Gardner. Their debut album 'The Great Escape' arrived in 2010, followed by...
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American Princes came out of Los Angeles in the mid-2000s, led by songwriter Dylan Gardner. Their debut album 'The Great Escape' arrived in 2010, followed by 'The Weight of the World' in 2012 and 'Nightfall' in 2014.
A song like 'Auditorium' from that 2014 album gives a sense of their sound, atmospheric guitars and harmonies that built a following. They toured regularly and put out their own recordings when label deals didn't work out.
In 2016, the band got tangled in a legal dispute with a former label over contract issues. The existing history mentions personal struggles and addiction, but those details feel like secondhand drama. What's clearer is they kept making records through that period.
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