Octo Octa and Eris Drew Ready Collaborative Album as Alchemical Sisters
The creative and life partners call the project “psychedelic chaos, acid rollers, and big beat, channeled through hardware instruments and animated by love”
Octo Octa and Eris Drew, creative and life partners, are set to release their self-titled album under the name Alchemical Sisters on October 18 through Interdimensional Transmissions. This marks the first time they have collaborated on a full-length album. The duo transformed the bedroom of their New Hampshire cabin into a home studio for the recording process.
Alchemical Sisters draws inspiration from psychedelic chaos, acid rollers, and big beat, with influences from hardware instruments and animated by love, touch, rhythm, and spiritual fire. Maya Bouldry-Morrison of Octo Octa recently released her album Sigils for Survival. Eris Drew and Octo Octa recently performed a B2B DJ set at Amsterdam's Dekmantel festival, and are scheduled to play at Making Time ∞ in Philadelphia next month.
The album features tracks like "This Is How it Should Be Done," "We've Seen Great Power," "Double Acid," "Anytime Sisters Slide," "One 2 One 2 Three Four," "Did You Know," "Song for New Hampshire," and "Why Not Dream."
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