Love Has Never Been a Popular Movement.

Released via the Mexico City-based N.A.A.F.I. label, the album explores the intersections of hard-hitting techno and the rhythmic vocabulary of the ballroom scene. The arrangements prioritize metallic textures and high-speed polyrhythms, creating a claustrophobic and often dissonant club atmosphere. It conceptually investigates the friction between radical affection and systemic oppression, delivered through a sophisticated and high-fidelity production lens.