The Argentine trio has a reputation for darkness, and a glance at their album art or song titles and lyrics certainly suggests an affinity for gloom. But one listen to Fiesta Muda reveals that this is actually a fun record. Most of the music here is upbeat, and even in the presence of dissonance and saturation. Fiesta Muda is a strong comeback from Mujercitas Terror, one that cements their image as a dark rock band also capable of beauty.

Spanish dark, post-punk, garage

Recommended tracks. 1, 2, 8, 12

1.La secta olvidada (3:26) Hard, with fast and thunderous drums, distorted guitars, and a larger-than-life chorus.
2.Fiesta Muda (2:07) Mid tempo post punk lovely guitar melodies.
3.Besame la cicatriz (1:58) Distorted agresive guitars fast pace.
4.Bestia (2:48) Mid tempo pop punk.
5.Calesita Carrousel (1:51) Ballad, a lovely break from the rest of the tracks
6.Promess (2:55) Guitars are loud and the beat is fast, taking cues from 80s post-punk.
7.Rosemary (2:11) Fast pace latin pop punk.
8.Orgia Romantica (1:59) Borderline mellow and close to 80s English shoegaze.
9.Por el rio (2:58) Dark and slow post punk.
10.Cruz de hierro (2:20 Straight up punk beast.
11.Adiós amigos (2:44) latin punk rock ballad.
12.Tus frases (2:42) Rockabilly-infused rhythm.
13.Miro el día (2:21) happy dancing pop punk.
14.Los gusanos actores (3:50) Schizophrenic keys and tempo changes, brutal drum hits and walls of guitars.