 "The Origin of the Feces" followed in 1992, but it was their third album "Bloody Kisses" in 1993 that became their breakthrough album.AllMusic reviewer Steve Huey noted that the album had a "twistedly affectionate send-up of goth rock conventions" and lyrics that "gleefully wallow in goth clichés — sex, death, Christianity, vampires, more sex, and death".The album has since sold nearly a million copies in the United States, a surprise success that "obliged Goths to take notice" of the group.