The Sisters of Mercy
Vision Thing (Deluxe Version)
Album · Pop · 1985
The thrill of the open road and the stench of gasoline fill Andrew Eldritch's third studio album as The Sisters of Mercy—the 1990 follow-up to Floodland, one of the preeminent gothic-rock albums of all time. Hard-rocking riffs take center stage, sometimes tempered by New Wave synths ("Doctor Jeep") or David Bowie–meets–country vibes ("I Was Wrong"). But the real hits are soaked in Eldritch's brooding, high-octane hedonism—the hard-driving "Vision Thing" and the violin-and-piano-soaked club track "More" are darkly blissful deathrock.
Vision Thing (Deluxe Version)
The Sisters of Mercy
The thrill of the open road and the stench of gasoline fill Andrew Eldritch's third studio album as The Sisters of Mercy—the 1990 follow-up to Floodland, one of the preeminent gothic-rock albums of all time. Hard-rocking riffs take center stage, sometimes tempered by New Wave synths ("Doctor Jeep") or David Bowie–meets–country vibes ("I Was Wrong"). But the real hits are soaked in Eldritch's brooding, high-octane hedonism—the hard-driving "Vision Thing" and the violin-and-piano-soaked club track "More" are darkly blissful deathrock.
