Few artists in modern rock and metal have created a universe as unique as September Mourning. Led by Emily Lazar, the project blends music, storytelling, graphic novels, live performance, and visual art into a complete transmedia experience that has captivated fans worldwide.
September Mourning first gained international attention through its dark fantasy aesthetic and powerful alternative metal sound. Created by Emily Lazar together with legendary comic book artist Marc Silvestri, the project evolved far beyond a traditional band, becoming a fully realized world inhabited by characters, stories, and music.
Over the years, September Mourning has shared stages with major artists including Rob Zombie, Marilyn Manson, and Slipknot while building a dedicated global fanbase. The project has also been featured on radio stations throughout North America and Europe, including SiriusXM Octane, and has continued to push creative boundaries through innovative digital releases and multimedia storytelling.
Now September Mourning returns with a striking interpretation of Alanis Morissette's classic hit, “You Oughta Know.”
Rather than simply recreating the original, the band transforms the song into something darker, heavier, and unmistakably their own. Emily Lazar delivers an emotional and commanding vocal performance that captures both vulnerability and intensity, while the modern production gives the track a fresh edge without losing the spirit that made the original such an iconic release.
The new version showcases everything that has made September Mourning stand out throughout its career: cinematic atmosphere, memorable melodies, powerful performances, and a willingness to explore artistic territory beyond traditional genre boundaries.
For longtime fans, the release is another reminder of why September Mourning remains one of the most distinctive names in alternative metal. For newcomers, it serves as a perfect introduction to a project that continues to evolve while staying true to its artistic vision.
With a career spanning music, comics, live performance, and digital media, September Mourning continues to prove that creativity has no limits.
Metal Madness Weekly highly recommends checking out “You Oughta Know” and following September Mourning's future releases.
— Tomi Perrakoski / Metal Madness Weekly
