The Sisters of Mercy's 1980s success was defined by their influential gothic rock sound, critical acclaim on independent charts, and the commercial triumph of their albums. Their success was built on a foundation of dark, atmospheric music, a unique visual aesthetic, and the persistent drive of frontman Andrew Eldritch, which allowed them to transcend internal band conflicts and achieve a cult following and major label deals. The Sisters of Mercy's legacy as a pioneering force in gothic and industrial music continues, with their work influencing many subsequent bands.
Side A: 1984
1. Red Skies Disappear
2. Dance On Glass
3. A Rock And A Hard Place
4. Knocking On Heaven's Door
Side B: 1985
5. Burn
6. Heartland
7. Body And Soul
8. Anaconda
9. Walk Away