Blast is a form, a language, a radical exhibition that exploits the conventions and schemes inherited from the imposed 'normality', developing a discourse that deconstructs the patriarchal binary myths of the “West”, the codes that format social and artistic genres.

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Blast’s approach attempts to transform war and displacement PTSD into dance, turning the sounds of combat into frenetic rhythms, converting the corporal and sound memory of conflict into a dance, transforming victimisation into a space of empowerment and vindication. 

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The electronics of Mad Monkey and the voice / performance of Queer Falafel merge in their own style, armed with industrial, dark, violent and danceable, sensual, and poetic sounds.

Textures and polyrhythms play a main role in their compositions, the broken cadences,

the superposition of measures.

Blast's sound defies genres, it is free, daring, without complexes.