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AlphaWhores: Panama's Heavy Hitters

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Panamas AlphaWhores, Massiel Pinzón and Juan Carlos García de Paredes, are making waves in the music scene with their raw, intense sound. Despite limited resources, theyve released two albums and have a third in the works, drawing inspiration from personal struggles. Their unique blend of doom and heavy riffs has earned them comparisons to Melvins and Baroness, but they stand out with their authentic, gut-driven music. Their latest album, You Can Come Out Now, is out now, and theyre set to hit the UK road in May, capping it off at Desertfest. Keep an eye on these two as theyre poised to take on bigger stages worldwide.

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AlphaWhores: Panama's Heavy Hitters

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It's April 28th, this is music news today, music coverage powered by AI. Panama's Alpha Horse Duo, Marcel Pinzón and Juan Carlos Garcia de Peratus are breaking barriers in a small scene. Hailing from a country with limited music hubs, they've dropped two albums since forming in 2021 and got a third in the works, Turning. Personal hurdles into heavy riffs. They kick things off jamming through rough breakups, crafting a doom sound full of thick, low-end blasts and type percussion that hits like a fool. Band. No fancy setups, just raw hustle to build a massive tone all their own. In Panama, no one's matching their intensity and their owning that outsider edge, fueled by deep trust and mutual drive. Fans compare them to heavy hitters like Melvin's or Baroness, but they stand apart, writing straight from the gut. Their latest, you can come out now, just landed via Editoris and Mother City, with a track-like pirate mode leading the charge. They're hitting the UK road in May, capping it at Desert Fest.

Keep an ear out. These two are just warming up, ready to thunder on some bigger stages worldwide.

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