Greatest Hits Volume One: A Slight Case of Overbombing is the definitive career‑spanning compilation from The Sisters of Mercy — a towering collection of their most iconic tracks, remixes, and late‑era singles. Originally released in 1993, the album captures the band’s evolution from shadow‑drenched post‑punk to widescreen gothic rock, driven by Andrew Eldritch’s unmistakable voice and the relentless pulse of Doktor Avalanche.
 
This 2018 2×LP black‑vinyl reissue delivers the full experience across four sides, including essential cuts like “Temple of Love (1992),” “Lucretia My Reflection,” “Dominion / Mother Russia,” “This Corrosion,” and the soaring single “Under the Gun.” It’s a perfect entry point for new listeners and an indispensable collection for long‑time fans.
 
A monumental anthology — atmospheric, dramatic, and absolutely essential to the gothic‑rock canon.
 
Why This Record Is in the Crimson Vinyl Collection
The definitive Sisters of Mercy compilation
Includes major hits and fan favourites across all eras
2×LP format gives the collection strong dynamic presence
Essential for gothic rock, post‑punk, and darkwave collectors
Ideal companion to Floodland, Vision Thing, and First and Last and Always
 
TRACK LISTING (2×LP)
Side A
Under The Gun
Temple Of Love (1992)
Vision Thing
Side B
Detonation Boulevard
Doctor Jeep
More
Side C
Lucretia My Reflection
Dominion / Mother Russia
Side D
This Corrosion
No Time To Cry
Walk Away
Body And Soul