Press kit

cthereallecter — character-driven style, statement apparel, labels that start conversations.

Press copy, logos, and downloadable artwork for journalists, bookers, and programmes covering Lecter’s music, the road, and the merch that hangs off them.

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Quote-ready copy

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Artist

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Lecter is a working name. A way of signing work without signing it in a legal name. The work underneath is music — written for a stage, performed on one, built to cut through a room rather than settle into a feed.

Imprint

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Lecter’s records, touring, and artist identity as a whole run under Misfit Music. cthereallecter is the public-facing surface where the music, the road, and the merch are put on the same record.

Project

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Ethereal meets edgy — a name built to stand out. cthereallecter is a creative identity for character-driven style, statement apparel, and labels that start conversations; the place where the catalogue, the tour, and the merch hang off one name instead of three.

At a glance

The facts in one column.

Project name

cthereallecter

Artist

Lecter (C. Lecter)

Imprint

Misfit Music

Tagline

Ethereal meets edgy

Catalogue line

rather be a sentence than a footnote

Catalogue home

/music

Tour home

/tour

Merch home

/collections

Downloadable assets

Wordmark, hero, and a couple of cover frames.

SVGs export the same pixels you see on the page. JPGs are the catalogue's cover artwork — fit for editorial use.

Logo

Wordmark — SVG
cthereallecter

cthereallecter wordmark (display type, transparent background). Use as displayed.

Artwork

Hero vignette — SVG

Editorial hero gradient, derived from the / palette. Suitable for editorial coverage.

Artwork

Track 03 — long way home (cut for the room)

Album artwork for ‘long way home (cut for the room)’.

Artwork

Track 04 — still life with a louder song

Album artwork for ‘still life with a louder song’.