Left Hand Solution
Left Hand Solution formed in London in the late 1980s, with Anthony Ross fronting the group. Their debut album 'Dance with the Dead' came out in 1989 and...
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Left Hand Solution formed in London in the late 1980s, with Anthony Ross fronting the group. Their debut album 'Dance with the Dead' came out in 1989 and included the track 'Thorns,' which developed a following. The band's sound mixed post-punk with industrial elements, and their lyrics often dealt with unsettling themes that drew criticism from some religious and conservative groups.
Later albums like 'Sacrament' and 'Under the Flag of the Cross' continued in a similar vein. Songs such as 'A Road To Nowhere' and 'Angels With The Last Plagues' show their consistent approach to dark, brooding material.
Left Hand Solution maintained a dedicated fanbase who responded to their uncompromising style. While they never achieved mainstream popularity, their music found an audience that appreciated its raw intensity and thematic darkness.
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