33 POST GOTHIC Covers you should know is now online, thanks to every band involved ➤ Remember to mark “0” to get free the compilation. This is a free download compilation. This is a non-profit project. I would like to thank all bands involved in this amazing and different project. DOWNLOAD HERE ➤ DOWNLOAD ➤… Keep Reading
The Sister(s) of Mercy – Distance over time “We are a rock ‘n’ roll band. And a pop band. And an industrial groove machine. We are intellectual love gods. We make records, sometimes. We play concerts, sometimes. You’re here anyway. This website contains ninety-seven million words, which are “REDEMPTION” and “BEACH“. You’re welcome.” (www.thesistersofmercy.com) “It’s… Keep Reading
1984 to 1985: First and Last and Always, but not for good Report by Frank Spieker (Read the complete Sister(s) of Mercy report) “If you would name the things That bring you down on me so I could say it’s Not quite true if you don’t really Know or understand the circumstance Behind then I… Keep Reading
Peel Session broadcast 11th July 1984. Recorded 19th June 1984 Also in the session were; Emma • No Time To Cry • Poison Door 1984 to 1985: First and Last and Always, but not for good Report by Frank Spieker (Read the complete Sister(s) of Mercy report) Line up 1984 – 1985: Andrew Eldritch (vocals)… Keep Reading
For those unfamiliar with vinyl: the album is dominated by Hussey from “Black Planet” to “Marian”, and by Marx from “First and Last and Always” to “Some Kind of Stranger”. Gary Marx left the Sisters during the album tour and founded Ghost Dance because of personal differences with Mr Eldritch about the future of the… Keep Reading
“Music suitable for slaughterhouses and asylums” is how Andrew Eldritch described the first years of the Sisters in an interview with German television. Founded 1980 by Gary Marx (Gary Mark) and Andrew Eldritch (Andrew Taylor) with the intention of recording an album to hear themselves on the radio. This goal was quickly achieved with the… Keep Reading
1984 to 1985: First and Last and Always, but not for good Report by Frank Spieker (Read the complete Sister(s) of Mercy report) Line up 1984 – 1985: Andrew Eldritch (vocals) Gary Marx (guitars) Wayne Hussey (guitars) Craig Adams (bass) Dr. Avalanche (drums) Live cover versions: Knocking on Heaven`s Door (Bob Dylan) Hey Joe (Jimi… Keep Reading
For those unfamiliar with vinyl: the album is dominated by Hussey from “Black Planet” to “Marian”, and by Marx from “First and Last and Always” to “Some Kind of Stranger”. Gary Marx left the Sisters during the album tour and founded Ghost Dance because of personal differences with Mr Eldritch about the future of the… Keep Reading
In the early 90’s, a time that preceded widespread Internet availability and mobile phones were only just capable of making calls let alone be web enabled, access to new non mainstream gothic music was limited. Yes, there were plenty of new British bands that were touring such as Rosetta Stone, Vendemmian, Midnight Configuration, Nosferatu and… Keep Reading
The Sister(s) of Mercy – Distance over time “We are a rock ‘n’ roll band. And a pop band. And an industrial groove machine. We are intellectual love gods. We make records, sometimes. We play concerts, sometimes. You’re here anyway. This website contains ninety-seven million words, which are “REDEMPTION” and “BEACH“. You’re welcome.” (www.thesistersofmercy.com) “It’s… Keep Reading
Twenty two years ago (I was in denial about how long ago) Cleopatra Records released a classic Gothic rock masterpiece called Masked, the first full length album from the Ohio based band The Wake. This album is aggressive, a controlled fire, manic and dark in it’s delivery from Richard Witherspoon’s sonic guitar distortion to Troy Payne’s… Keep Reading
The Sisters of Mercy – First And Last And Always box set: Availability: July 24, 2015 PRE-ORDER NOW TRACKLIST First and Last and Always Side One 1. “Black Planet” 2. “Walk Away” 3. “No Time To Cry” 4. “A Rock And A Hard Place” 5. “Marian” Side Two 6. “First And Last And Always” 7.… Keep Reading
Directed by Rhory Daniells, partially shot using the new MOVI M10 handheld 3-axis digital stabilized camera gimbal. This is the first music video to be shot in Europe with this equipment. Keep Reading