Princess Pang
Artist

Princess Pang

Genre: Metal, Heavy Metal
A hard rock outfit drawing members from both the United States and Sweden while calling New York City home, Princess Pang came together in 1985. Their lone release arrived four years later on Metal Blade with the 1989 album Any Way You Want It. Although the record’s opening track, the sharp and memorable “South St. Kids,” drew modest notice, the rest of the effort failed to register with listeners, prompting the group’s dissolution. Vocalist Jeni Foster, guitarists Jay Lewis and Andy Tyernon, bassist Ronnie Roze, and drummer Brian Keats each moved on to separate endeavors shortly afterward.

Top Songs

  1. Princess PangTrouble In ParadisePrincess Pang · 1989Princess Pang4:32
  2. Princess PangFind My Heart A HomePrincess Pang · 1989Princess Pang4:13
  3. Princess PangSouth St. KidsPrincess Pang · 1989Princess Pang2:58
  4. Princess PangNo Reason To CryPrincess Pang · 1989Princess Pang4:22
  5. Princess PangSympathyPrincess Pang · 1989Princess Pang5:17
  6. Princess PangScream & ShoutPrincess Pang · 1989Princess Pang2:59
  7. Princess PangChina DollPrincess Pang · 1989Princess Pang2:57
  8. Princess PangBaby BluePrincess Pang · 1989Princess Pang4:25
  9. Princess PangToo Much, Too SoonPrincess Pang · 1989Princess Pang2:55
  10. Princess PangAny Way You Want ItPrincess Pang · 1989Princess Pang3:59
  11. Princess PangI'm Not Playin'Princess Pang · 1989Princess Pang2:54

Albums