Bleep

PAN sets the stage for an urgent work of deconstructed club manoeuvres with Pelada’s Movimiento Para Cambio. Their subversion of the form — how many times has the word ‘deconstructed’ appeared in PR during the course of the 21st century? — is a rarity in a crowded sphere, as the Canadian duo re-situate unadulterated cybernetic house firmly in the bacchanalian revelry of its NYC loft roots. ‘Mí Me Juzgan Por Ser Mujer’ recasts uber-machismo DnB as queer fury, shining a light on those cast aside by society — women, femmes, non-binary people. It is said revolution ain’t worth a thing unless it emerges from the fringes.