
Deep baritone vocals over relentless drum machines and shimmering guitars. The definitive sound of midnight rock, blending gothic atmosphere with industrial precision.
Formed in Leeds in 1980, The Sisters of Mercy are a British rock band known for their influence on gothic rock, post-punk, and dark wave. Led by singer-songwriter Andrew Eldritch and their signature drum machine, Doktor Avalanche, the group produced three studio albums between 1985 and 1990. Following a long-standing recording hiatus, the band currently functions as a touring act, frequently performing unreleased material for live audiences.
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