Faq

questions that come up between the manifesto and the merch.

the short answers, kept close to the source. if the question you have isn't here, write — the inbox is read by a person who answers.

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01

who is lecter — and what is misfit music?

lecter is the working name. the public one. underneath, the music is written and released by C. Lecter, and it all runs under the imprint Misfit Music. the catalogue, the room bookings, and the merch on this site hang off that one name. cthereallecter is the surface where they meet — three channels reading as one world.

02

where can i listen to the music?

the catalogue lives at /music. every track on that page is served from the project's own webserver, not from a streaming middleman. if you'd rather pull from a platform, the artist is on the usual ones — but the canonical home for the work is the page linked above. that is the page to bookmark.

03

how do i find tour dates — or book a show?

the next three rooms are pinned to the homepage and the full list lives at /tour. dates are added by hand, the way rooms are booked — not scraped, not syndicated. for venues and promoters, write to the inbox in the top nav; every booking request is read by the same person who books the rooms, and the answer comes back from that person too.

04

where does the merch ship from?

every order leaves the studio in small batches. production runs as the queue allows, not on a marketing calendar — restocks happen when the previous run clears. the current state of the catalogue and any waitlists for restock sit at /collections; the manifesto on that page is the rule the shipping calendar follows.

05

how do i reach out for press or collaborations?

press and collaborations share one inbox — the Get in touch button in the top nav opens it. lead with the publication or the project, not with the pitch: who you are, what you're working on, and where you saw the work. there is a person on the other end, and the answer comes back from that person — usually inside a week, sometimes slower when a room is on.