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and "trust lies broken, and the truth is drowned") towards the former Sisters members, especially Wayne Hussey.
On "Jihad" Patricia Morrison recites the numbers 2-
According to rumours this is a reference to the amount of money that Eldritch won from The Mission in the civil courts after suing them over the ownership of the name "The Sisterhood".[citation needed]
A version of "Colours" with Eldritch singing was later included as a b-
On "Finland Red, Egypt White", Lucas Fox reads the technical specifications of an
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The hit single "This Corrosion" that appeared on "Floodland" was originally planned for the Gift album, harbouring the same vitriol towards the betrayers of Eldritch's trust.[citation needed]
Aftermath
Sure enough, the release copyrighted the name of the band, forcing the other Sisterhood to initiate a name change.
Changing to The Mission, supposedly taking the name from the next Sisters LP that had been planned, Left on Mission and Revenge, the band quickly started a life of its own.
(Almost all quoted from the English edition of the Wikipedia with the subject The Sisterhood, THANK YOU !).
The Sisterhood was a short-
Patricia Morrison (bass and vocals), James Ray (guitar and vocals) and Alan Vega (synthesizer and vocals).
Eldritch does not sing lead vocals on the record.
The band was formed by Eldritch after the 1985 breakup of his band The Sisters of Mercy.
There had supposedly been an agreement among Eldritch and the ones leaving the band
that Eldritch would retain the rights to the songs and the names, while the ex-
Eldritch would not accept this close a name, especially with them breaking the agreement by playing songs they weren't allowed to.
Quickly, he formed The Sisterhood to force the old band members out of the game.
Enlisting the helping hand of Patricia Morrison, formerly of The Gun Club and soon-
Their first release was a single, featuring two versions of the one song, Giving Ground.
Gift
The Gift Cover ArtThe Sisterhood released one LP, Gift, in 1986 on Eldritch's own Merciful Release label, which includes "Giving Ground" and four other songs.
Not named after the English word but rather the German word for poison, Gift is quite simple with its long, droning rhythms and ill sentiment ("what you have lost can never be found"