AlphaWhores
AlphaWhores are an alternative rock / metal / stoner duo from Panama, Central America, formed by Massiel Pinzón and Juan Carlos García de Paredes
AlphaWhores are doing their first UK tour to celebrate the release of their critically acclaimed second album, ‘You Can Come Out Now’, which is available to listen to or buy on vinyl now.
Says AlphaWhores about the new album:
“You Can Come Out Now” is a bold, emotionally charged journey through the fragile terrains of identity, mental health, betrayal, rage, and resilience. Each track reveals a different facet of human vulnerability, from quiet inner chaos to explosive catharsis. The album refuses to shy away from discomfort—it embraces it, shaping raw experience into sound. It’s a reckoning and a release, a sonic shedding of old skin to make space for something more honest, more awake. This isn’t music for the faint-hearted. It’s music for those who’ve been to the edge and came back louder.”
On the band’s name, Massiel and Juan Carlos say:
“Our name is a play on words from the Spanish word alfajores, which are pastries very common in South America. It's just a joke for whoever gets it, and some people have lol. Not trying to be edgy or off-putting, rather just silly.”
AlphaWhores
AlphaWhores are an alternative rock / metal / stoner duo from Panama, Central America, formed by Massiel Pinzón and Juan Carlos García de Paredes
AlphaWhores are doing their first UK tour to celebrate the release of their critically acclaimed second album, ‘You Can Come Out Now’, which is available to listen to or buy on vinyl now.
Says AlphaWhores about the new album:
“You Can Come Out Now” is a bold, emotionally charged journey through the fragile terrains of identity, mental health, betrayal, rage, and resilience. Each track reveals a different facet of human vulnerability, from quiet inner chaos to explosive catharsis. The album refuses to shy away from discomfort—it embraces it, shaping raw experience into sound. It’s a reckoning and a release, a sonic shedding of old skin to make space for something more honest, more awake. This isn’t music for the faint-hearted. It’s music for those who’ve been to the edge and came back louder.”
On the band’s name, Massiel and Juan Carlos say:
“Our name is a play on words from the Spanish word alfajores, which are pastries very common in South America. It's just a joke for whoever gets it, and some people have lol. Not trying to be edgy or off-putting, rather just silly.”
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Highlights
- 3 hours 30 minutes
- In person
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Location
Voodoo Daddy's
68a London Street
Norwich NR2 1JT
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