Recorded in the forests of New Hampshire: Eris Drew and Octo Octa release a debut double album as Alchemical Sisters
Eight tracks arrive in October on Interdimensional Transmissions. The duo describe the record as psychedelic chaos, acid rollers and big beat.
Eris Drew and Octo Octa have announced a debut album under a new shared name, Alchemical Sisters. The double record arrives in October on Interdimensional Transmissions.
The release was reported by Resident Advisor.
The album holds eight tracks recorded in the forests of New Hampshire. The announcement describes it as psychedelic chaos, acid rollers and big beat.
A duo that has long played together
Eris Drew and Octo Octa met in 2017 and in 2019 founded their own party series and label, T4T LUV NRG. Since then they have played mostly together — the b2b format is not a one-off collaboration for them but a working mode.
Before the joint album each released solo work: Eris Drew a mix in the DJ-Kicks series in 2025, Octo Octa the album Sigils for Survival this year.
Why it matters beyond their audience
Interdimensional Transmissions is a label with Detroit roots, and it is there that the pair make the listening rather than the dancing side of their sound. For a scene increasingly built on singles cut for streaming, a double album recorded in a forest is a deliberately opposite gesture.
As reported earlier by ONE//FM, the record market is getting very different novelties alongside releases like this — Suno has started pressing vinyl with machine-generated music.
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