'First, Last & Always', the title said it all. The Sisters had a major influence in the early days of the Goth. This album was their first and was keenly awaited.
Then the bitter split left Eldritch alone, a scenario that he would become accustom to. He quick amassed some troops to release 'Gift' under the name of Sisterhood which, Wayne and Craig where using. This resulted in the birth of The Mission.
'Floodland' was as eagerly awaited as the debut album, this time Eldritch had teamed up with Patricia Morrison. Eldritch still powered the Goth vocals.
Patricia left (now with The Damned) and Eldritch recruited amongst others Tony James (ex-Sigue Sigue Sputnik) and released a new Sisters logo and 'Vision Thing'. Neither impressed the Sisters fans. The band went there separate ways.
Two compilations, 'Some Girls Wander By Mistake' and 'Slight Case Of Over Bombing' featuring the early songs appeased fans keen for a return to the tradition offerings.
'Go Figure' was released just to finish Eldritch's recording commitments.
Eldritch has never been able to return to the successful days before Wayne, Craig and Gary left.
The Sisters still gig when they feel like it (with Bleach Blonde Hair).