The Angels

The Angels of Light emerged as a collaborative project within the industrial and experimental electronic music sphere, first gaining recognition through their work with Psychic TV on the influential single "Godstar." The project showcased a fluid lineup of musicians and vocalists, including Rose McDowall, Mark Fishlock, and members of the P-Orridge family, creating avant-garde soundscapes that blended industrial aesthetics with experimental production techniques.

The project's discography reflects its exploratory approach to electronic composition, with notable releases including the Sub Rosa single "Je T'aime/Supermale" (credited to Genesis P-Orridge and the Angels of Light) and the archival release "Godstar: Thee Director's Cut" (2004), which compiled previously unreleased material. By the mid-1990s, the Angels of Light evolved into a more intimate collaboration, as evidenced on the 1996 album "Trip Reset," showcasing the project's continued commitment to experimental electronic music and its role within the broader industrial and post-industrial music landscape.