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Opheliac is the second studio album by Emilie Autumn. Originally released on September 1, 2006, by Trisol Music Group, and recorded at Mad Villain Studios in Chicago, Illinois, it was the first album by the artist to receive widespread distribution around the world.

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Type
Album
Artist
Emilie Autumn
First released
2006-09-01
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Listeners
763
Total plays
3,542

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Genre
Rock
Year
2021
Tracks
1

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Contents
  • Release and promotion
  • Critical reception
  • Lyrics and themes
  • Track listing
  • Opheliac: The Deluxe Edition
  • Track listing
  • Album Credits
  • ''The Opheliac Companion''
  • Track listing
  • References

Opheliac is the second studio album by Emilie Autumn. Originally released on September 1, 2006, by Trisol Music Group, and recorded at Mad Villain Studios in Chicago, Illinois, it was the first album by the artist to receive widespread distribution around the world.

==Release and promotion== The album Opheliac was preceded by the Opheliac EP, released in Spring 2006. Released through Autumn's own independent label, Traitor Records, this was a preview of the full-length album, and featured the first six tracks plus "Marry Me" and "Thank God I'm Pretty", the latter as a hidden track following the former. However, track 5 "I Want My Innocence Back" does not play on any copies of the EP, due to a manufacturing error. Earlier that year, on January 12, Autumn appeared on the WGN Chicago Morning Show to promote the album, and on January 13 performed an "Opheliac album preview show" at the Double Door in Chicago.

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