"Dark Star Angel" is a prime example of Mankind's late-career output, showcasing their signature blend of hard rock and classic rock elements. The album features a more polished production than their earlier work, fitting into the evolving rock landscape of 1980.
- "Dark Star Angel" was released on May 10, 1980, by Ovation Records. The album was a departure from Mankind's earlier, more raw sound, incorporating synthesizers and a more melodic approach. It failed to chart in the UK or US.
- The album's title track, "Dark Star Angel," became a minor radio hit in certain markets, though it never reached mainstream success. The band toured extensively in support of the album, playing smaller venues across Europe.
- Despite its limited commercial success, "Dark Star Angel" is considered by some fans to be a cult classic, appreciated for its intricate musicianship and ambitious songwriting. The album was reissued in 2005 with bonus tracks.
Mankind was a British hard rock band. They were known for their powerful guitar riffs and anthemic choruses.
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