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This was also included in The Asylum For Wayward Victorian Girls Book Bundle which went on sale near the same time as this edition did It would only be a year before the next re-release after Emilie changed labels to The End Records, and is the only CD she would release with them and featured entirely new artwork, all the tracks from the North American Trisol edition with new additions of a re-recording of Mad Girl, shoegaze version of Thank God I’m Pretty, a cover of Gloomy Sunday, and a new version of Miss Lucy Had Some Leeches which included an introduction to The Asylum for Wayward Victorian Girls as a secret track The final release of Opheliac with Trisol was on 7 October 2008 in their North American edition which again, is near identical to the European jewel case edition with three added tracks, an accustic version of The Art of Suicide, Out takes, and an interview with EA where she answers “the questions you should be asking.” With the original release of Opheliac, slipcase promo discs were also given as review copies, and now continue in circulation primarily as collector items Poem: At What Point Does A Shakespeare SayĪfter selling out this edition was quickly reprinted in a jewel case edition which is identicial outside of the packaging and the poster was removed

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Opheliac would be released in full on 1 September 2006 in it’s original deluxe digipack edition which included two discs, 28 page booklet, and poster Opheliac the EP was the final release for Traitor Records before Emilie moved to Trisol, whom she announced having signed with on 18 August 2006 in a Newsletter. (artwork used on the Traitor Records website) Opheliac the EP, released spring 2006 on Traitor Records Now, as this is only an overview, particularly on the history of when little bits started to come out, the first thing heard from Opheliac, minus Shalott, to be heard was a demo of Gothic Lolita posted to her forum in the posted titled “ Gothic Lolita Round Three” coming after two posts which included the background information on the song and some of the lyrics.Īnother early moment of note before the EP’s release was that of Naked Feminist Poetry released on New Years 2005 is the first known reference to The Asylum For Wayward Victorian Girls and also included Emilie singing both Mad Girl and God Help Me.Īs I’ve already mentioned, I’m not going to get into speculation on relationships or when songs or books were written, so we now come to actual release history starting with

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I am opening up to door just a crack on my next album however, Opheliac, which will include co-producer Stuart Holverson. The first references to Opheliac can be found not long after Enchant’s release, including in her interview with Musical Discoveries (which, as an aside is to date one of the best EA interviews to look at in retrospect) Opheliac is only mentioned briefly, but it does show it was actively in the works directly after Enchant, and at the time would have been produced by Stuart Holverson, who also mixed Enchant I did a post for the release timeline of The Asylum for Wayward Victorian girls some weeks ago, and felt it could be helpful to have an overview over the many editions of Opheliac, when they were released, under what label, and the history of the album.