C.S.M. (Célula Situacionista Madrileña) ft. ScummV

SARCOMA’s third studio album, DANCEFLOORREACTION, seethes with surgically precise reflections on love, power, and the conditions that shape both. Following the already iconic and borderline irony of NOT CROSSES (2024) and KAAMOS (2025), Luna pushes further into a uniquely extractive understanding of the cost of loving and being loved, informed by what Monique Wittig called "The Straight Mind” Love here is not a clean kill or a quick death. It is slow, brutal horror that leaves you suspended in bloody aftermath, soaked in selfish desire and gendered expectations.

DANCEFLOORREACTION is SARCOMA’s most refined work to date. The album operates as more than a collection of poems and tracks. It functions as a weapon aimed at counterrevolutionary and reactionary music scenes, creating fertile ground for a social revolution with its roots in gender emancipation.

The dancefloor can no longer remain a site of escape. It should become one of confrontation, where pleasure and violence, identity and expression, are dialectically intertwined. A place where everybody is bound to the struggle of the native queer bodies that inhabit it.