Singer Angela McCluskey, best known for her role as the frontwoman of ’90s band The Wild Colonials, has died at the age of 64. His tragic passing following complications from emergency surgery for a ruptured artery left fans and fellow musicians stunned.
The sad news was shared on McCluskey’s Instagram account, where his family expressed their deep sorrow and honored his remarkable life filled with love and music. McCluskey’s influence on the alternative rock scene in Los Angeles was profound, particularly with Wild Colonials’ albums “Fruit of Life” and “This Can’t Be Life”.
McCluskey’s musical journey extended beyond the Wild Colonials with a successful solo career that showcased his talent and versatility. His contribution to the industry was celebrated by fellow musicians such as Shirley Manson and Maria McKee, who mourned his loss and remembered him as a Scottish treasure and world-class talent.