As indie music fans developed a taste for gothic rock in the mid-1980s, Balaam and the Angel were one of those that flourished. Following the success of the EPs World of Light and Love Me on their own ...

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When Ian Astbury sings under a black bandana “I’m a wolf child” as Duffy’s circular rock solid riff spins around it’s a magical moment. By the time of Sonic Temple (1989), the former ...

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And, of course, they kept the best to last and it was worth the 90-minute wait. A show-closing version of their best known ...

And that’s not to mention the final moments of the 90-minute show when frontman Ian Astbury thanked the sweat-drenched crowd before kneeling at the front of the stage for a silent prayer.

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