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Él mató a un policía motorizado

This leading Argentine indie rock band is the perfect example of how the Anglo-Saxon influences and guitars have assimilated in that country. In their Spanish tour, they stop at the Teatre de Lloseta to offer  live songs of La dinastía Scorpio, their latest album, released in Spain by Limbo Starr.

The new work has a sound somewhere between indie rock and noise, which has its roots in bands like Pixies, Ramones, Weezer, Sonic Youth and The Velvet Underground.

Él mató a un policía motorizado began their career in 2003 in La Plata, hometown of its five components: Santiago Motorizado (bass and vocals), Doctora Muerte (drums), Pantro Puto (guitar), Niño Elefante (guitar) and Chatran Chatran (keyboards).