The British hard-rock outfit Little Angels formed in Scarborough, England in 1987 while its members -- vocalist/guitarist Toby Jepson, keyboardist Jimmy Dickinson his guitarist brother Bruce, bassist Mark Plunkett and drummer Dave Hopper - were all attending university.
Originally dubbed Mr. Thrud, Little Angels issued their debut mini-LP 'Too Posh To Mosh' (recorded with new drummer Michael Lee) in 1987; after winning a loyal following on the strength of their live performances, including an opening set for a then-unknown Guns 'N' Roses, they were signed to Polydor, releasing the full-length 'Don't Prey For Me' in 1989. The follow up, 1991's 'Young Gods' attempted to break Little Angels in America, a move which proved unsuccessful; still, the group's fanbase at home continued to grow, and 1993's 'Jam' debuted at the top of the British charts.
