Eartheater

The solo moniker of New York-based artist Alexandra Drewchin, Eartheater makes challenging, dreamlike music that combines acoustic instrumentation with intense digital manipulation, as well as her own multi-tracked, three-octave vocals. The project's first two albums, Metalepsis and RIP Chrysalis, both appeared in 2015 to much critical acclaim. She moved in a more confrontational, club music-influenced direction with releases like 2018's IRISIRI before making the lusher, more acoustic Phoenix: Flames Are Dew Upon My Skin, which arrived in 2020. Eartheater incorporated more pop and metal influences into her music for 2023's Powders. After collaborating with artists like Sega Bodega and Shygirl, she released "Nova" in 2025, anticipating the full-length Aftermath.