{"id":1959493,"date":"2025-08-14T06:03:41","date_gmt":"2025-08-14T06:03:41","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/celebrity.land\/en\/?p=1959493"},"modified":"2025-08-14T06:03:41","modified_gmt":"2025-08-14T06:03:41","slug":"its-music-for-those-whove-been-to-the-edge-and-came-back-louder-panamanian-alt-rockers-alphawhores-talk-us-through-their-new-album-you-can-come-out-now-track-by-track","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/celebrity.land\/en\/its-music-for-those-whove-been-to-the-edge-and-came-back-louder-panamanian-alt-rockers-alphawhores-talk-us-through-their-new-album-you-can-come-out-now-track-by-track\/","title":{"rendered":"“It\u2019s music for those who\u2019ve been to the edge and came back louder.” Panamanian alt. rockers AlphaWhores talk us through their new album, You Can Come Out Now, track-by-track"},"content":{"rendered":"

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AlphaWhores – siblings Massiel Pinz\u00f3n (vocals\/drums) and Juan Carlos Garc\u00eda de Paredes (guitars\/vocals) – have lived, loved, and learned. <\/p>\n

The sister\/brother duo from Panama City, both formerly members of Panamanian rockers Mab\u00ed, have been working together for over two decades, and they describe their current album, You Can Come Out Now<\/em>, as “an emotionally charged journey through the fragile terrains of identity, mental health, betrayal, rage, and resilience.”<\/p>\n

“This isn\u2019t music for the faint-hearted,” they warn of a record which sounds like the best parts of the Seattle, Chicago, New York and Austin, Texas underground rock scenes shattered, crushed and remoulded. “It\u2019s music for those who\u2019ve been to the edge and came back louder.”<\/p>\n

Intrigued? Us too. So we got the duo to talk us through the record, track-by-track.<\/p>\n

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1. HOUSE OF DOOM<\/h2>\n

“House Of Doom<\/em> comes from letting the worst side of you take over. When your emotional intelligence takes a hike and you cease to be cool, calm, and collected. When your claws come out and reason goes out the window, like turning into a werewolf against your good judgement. Not initially intended to be the album opener, this 6:13 long dread filled mood statement will most likely filter out casual listeners from like-minded ones. It opens with wild coyotes captured by an iPhone while visiting the Panamanian countryside on a day off from recording.”<\/p>\n

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2. BLOODSPORT<\/h2>\n

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