This sound terrorist and graduate from New York's Parsons School of Design uses noise as an ethical solution, forcing his audience to ask themselves questions they had never dared to ask. When not playing in bands like El Fat Chorizo or La Superbailable!, El Santo can often be found in the instrument lab, building synths and developing ideas such as street art made with conductive paint and tiny circuits, where bystanders can modify a musical tone by touching the artwork, or his sound interface that reacts to skin contact, allowing dancers to make their own music. Somewhere between the harsh compositions of NYC sound artist Ryoji Ikeda, the experimental soundscapes of Finnish group Pan Sonic and Nine Inch Nails’ rough industrial rock.

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