The Sisters of Mercy
Taking their name from a Leonard Cohen song featured in the movie McCabe & Mrs
Miller, Andrew Eldritch and Gary Marx - clubbing regulars in Leeds - formed
Sisters Of Mercy as a raucous and ramshackle indie outfit which quickly built a
following in their home town. Liberally using a drum machine, they started as a
covers band but were taken seriously after releasing the uncompromising Temple
Of Love in 1983, which won them a major label deal with WEA. The introduction of
the charismatic Wayne Hussey - ex-Dead Or Alive - gave them more edge and raised
their profile considerably as ...
This CorrosionThe Sisters of Mercy
Floodland
Lucretia My ReflectionThe Sisters of Mercy
Floodland
MarianThe Sisters of Mercy
First and Last and Always
This CorrosionThe Sisters of Mercy
Original Album Series
10:55
Temple of Love
The Sisters of MercyThe Gothic Collection [w/interactive booklet]
No Time to CryThe Sisters of Mercy
First and Last and Always
4:18
