Ominous Erotica Louisville, Kentucky
Ominous Erotica began in 1994 as Louisville, KY based artist; William J. Butler, set out to do a solo project including singing, all instrumentation, and recording. The concept was to be eerie, vampire themed, with a bondage concept that included audio clips from many vampire films. ... more
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