La Plata, Argentina’s El Mató a un Policía Motorizado has released a new batch of songs in the form of an EP titled Violencia - their first fresh material since 2012’s La Dinastía Scorpio album. The domestic version of the extended play features four new tracks and a rare import only B-side from their 2012 single “Mujeres Bellas & Fuertes.” For this new EP, the Argentinian band continues producing noteworthy songs with haunting melodies, amusing guitar parts, and unforgettable lyrics about the perils of love, and a sound that is a hybrid of mid 1990’s Matador Records guitar rock bands and 21st Century jangle pop. Most of these new tracks reflect on the devastating effects of unrequited love. Tan bello como triste.

RIYL: Built To Spill, Las Ligas Menores, Helium, Los Planetas, and Real Estate.

FCC CLEAN!
Recommended Tracks: 1, 2, 4 and 5

1. (3:28) **Violencia – Guitar parts a la Built to Spill and a haunting melody as depressing as the lyrics. One of their best songs and my favorite on this EP.
2. (3:13) **El Baile De La Colina – Upbeat track with great guitar work. Memorable.
3. (4:11) Aire Fresco – Slow drum machine beat, gentle guitars, and calm vocals. Works for me.
4. (2:22) **Rucho – Splendid upbeat instrumental with beautiful guitar work. Real Estate comes to mind.
5. (4:21) *Dos Galaxias – Medium tempo track with a slow intro. Great guitar riff, great lyrics. Santiago Motorizado forever.