THE SISTERS OF MERCY - The Gothic Roots Of... SPENCER TUNE and has spent the past

and has spent the past fifteen years as a radio presenter with Ireland's National Broadcaster

The first album My Years with UFO was followed by a sold-out tour and marked a triumphant return to Schenker’s roots

The fact that they were working out of Ireland made it to be a far more balanced account of the failings and successes of the New World

It’s into this landscape of duality and disparity

The album’s 12 tracks chart a vast expanse of moods and textures

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