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Emilie Autumn is hardly a household name. In spite of this, the self-proclaimed ‘Victoriandustrial’ musician has managed to find her fanbase online, and it’s nothing to scoff at. Over the past ten years, Emilie has been releasing singles and EPs to build her fanbase. Her first official release, Enchant, was in 2002/2003, but it wasn’t until she released Opheliac in 2006 that her momentum really began to grow.

In her music, Emilie tends to take on the persona of a girl living in the Victorian era to tell her stories. The songs are a fascinating mix: raw emotion, experimental, classic and modern. No matter what, it always manages to retain a haunting, ancient feel to it, meshing with the lyrics and her vocals in a way that seems shouldn’t be possible.

TRACKING:
Disc 1:
1. Opheliac
2. Swallow
3. Liar
4. The Art Of Suicide
5. I Want My Innocence Back
6. Misery Loves Company
7. God Help Me
8. Shalott
9. Gothic Lolita
10. Dead Is The New Alive
11. I Know Where You Sleep
12. Let The Record Show
13. The Art Of Suicide (Acoustic Version)
Video Extra: Interview with Emilie Autumn

Disc 2:
1. Thank God I’m Pretty
2. Dominant
3. 306
4. Gloomy Sunday
5. Asleep (originally by “The Smiths”)
6. Mad Girl (Acoustic Version)
7. Thank God I’m Pretty (Acoustic Version)
8. Largo for Violin by J. S. Bach
9. Marry Me
10. Poem: How To Break A Heart
11. Poem: Ghost
12. Poem: At What Point Does A Shakespeare Say
13. “Opheliac” Recording Out Takes
Video Extra: Live Concert Footage