Revered by generations of fans and cited as an influence by PJ Harvey, Morrissey and Sinead O’Connor, the enigmatic Siouxsie Sioux remains one of rock’s most iconic figures. Yet it was her devotion to her own favorite band – notorious punks Sex Pistols – which first brought her to the attention of the wider public. But it wouldn’t be long before she’d release genre-defining albums of her own with the post-punk group the Banshees. With 1986’s dark and haunting yet more uptempo Tinderbox, Siouxsie and Co. finally reached the U.S. Top 100, largely on the strength of the excellent dance club/alternative radio hit “Cities in Dust.

        1. Candyman Single Version
        2. Sweetest Chill
        3. This Unrest
        4. Cities In Dust
        5. Cannons
        6. Partys Fall
        7. 92
        8. Lands End
        9. Cities In Dust Extended Version
      10. Starcrossed Lovers Instrumental
      11. Sweetest Chill Chris Kimsey 12″ Version
      12. False Face Jvc Version
      13. Song From the Edge of the World 12″ Version
      14. Starcrossed Lovers