Father's Angels is a lesser-known pop/rock group from the late 1960s, best recognized for their single "Bok to Bach." The band was most active during the peak of the "British Invasion" and displayed a distinct influence from this music era, blending guitar-driven rock with intricate, Baroque-inspired arrangements. Despite their relatively short-lived career, Father's Angels contributed to the expansion of pop-rock music by incorporating classical elements, a novel approach at the time. They remain a noteworthy piece of music history for their innovative sound.