Krøyer pushes the boundaries between industrial, rave and metal, merging music, scenography and performance into an intensely physical and immersive live experience. Following a brutally captivating performance at this year’s Roskilde Festival, the Vulvatorious frontwoman brings her dark, scenographic universe to ALICE this October. Mouth Wound opens the evening with heavy rhythms and unsettling sonic landscapes.

Krøyer
Known as the frontwoman of the feminist black metal band Vulvatorious, Ditte Krøyer has been an uncompromising presence on Copenhagen’s alternative music scene for the past decade. With her solo project Krøyer, she explores the intersection of metal, industrial and rave through a brutal and all-encompassing sonic expression. Driven by pounding bass, crushing beats and a voice that constantly shifts between piercing screams, desperate cries and guttural growls, Krøyer chants about themes including the climate crisis and her upbringing on the Danish island of Lolland.

On stage, Krøyer delivers an intensely physical and immersive performance, as she demonstrated at this year’s Roskilde Festival. There, she transformed the Gloria stage into an infernal parallel universe, earning 5/6-star reviews from both GAFFA and Blastbeast. If you’re drawn to artists such as Violent Magic Orchestra, don’t miss Krøyer as she takes over ALICE this October with her intense performance and dark scenography.

Mouth Wound
Behind the experimental project Mouth Wound is Trine Paaschburg, who crafts the soundtrack to the soul’s struggle between existential pain and the search for inner peace through heavy rhythms and abrasive soundscapes. Described as both hypnotically meditative and masochistic, Mouth Wound’s live performances have taken her to Berlin Atonal 2025 and led to collaborations with Vū Mantra and Industrial Coast. Arrive early and step into the darkness as Mouth Wound opens the evening for Krøyer.