The Sisters Of Mercy This Corrosion Today

Released in 1987, The Sisters of Mercy’s "This Corrosion" is a seminal gothic rock anthem produced by Jim Steinman, characterized by its bombastic sound and extensive use of a 40-piece choir. Written by Andrew Eldritch, the song served as a calculated critique of former bandmates and a shift toward a more commercial, polished style for the band. Read the full analysis at American Songwriter .

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