Created by Sister Odd
Mastered by Fergal Davis
Artwork by Sister Odd

Bruise/Reuse

Black Swan

Created by Sister Odd
Mastered by Tommy O'Sullivan

From upcoming EP Pink Fruit (Summer 2022)

Hit For Days

I found a way out
So I found a demon
I peeled off my skin
And I gave it to him

I ate a cannibal
Swallowed him 'til I was sick
I'm choking on his bone
Is this devotion

He wore me like a savior
He wore me while he nailed her

Help me believe
There's more to this than what I see
I need reprieve
There's more to grief than what I feel

Sister Odd x Mongrel - Devotion

Collaboration between myself and Otterans

https://otterans.bandcamp.com/

Gone Cold

Locked in
Closed off
Blocked out
Gone cold

He’s got two heads
In a bag
When he sees a fresh heart
He pounds it
Into the ground
Into the ground
When he sees a fresh heart
He pounds it

Try to
Open
Dismissed
Gone cold

Sister Odd x Otterans - Gone Cold

Carmilla, Echoes in Blood (2024)
Composer: Laura Hutchinson

Inspired by Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu’s Gothic novella Carmilla (1871), this musico-literary electroacoustic composition delves into the eerie atmosphere of the story by weaving an uncanny tapestry of textures and sounds. The cross-pollination of synthesised sounds, field recordings, and fragmented narration evokes the spectral presence of Carmilla and her enigmatic relationship with Laura. Listeners will be immersed in an auditory landscape where unsettling tones and dissonant textures intertwine, reflecting the novella’s themes of fear and the supernatural. The composition progresses through a series of seven sonic vignettes, each representing pivotal moments in the narrative: the dramatic arrival of Carmilla, the growing intimacy and underlying dread, and the climactic revelation of Carmilla’s vampiric nature. The integration of binaural audio means this piece should be listened to on headphones. Carmilla: Echoes in Blood invites the audience to experience the novella’s haunting soundscapes and unsettling emotions through an evocative and immersive sound journey, which aims to add to Le Fanu’s dark vision of Carmilla’s world.

Illustration by Michael Fitzgerald for Le Fanu's story Carmilla in The Dark Blue (January 1872)

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