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Spanish independent record label from Biscay, founded in the early 1980s and central to the Basque and Spanish punk scene.

Last updated September 26, 2026

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Overview

Discos Suicidas is a Spanish independent record label based in Biscay (Vizcaya), in the Basque Country. It was founded in the early 1980s and became one of the key independent labels of the Spanish punk and hardcore scene. The label was created specifically to release "Nahiko", the first single by the band Zarama. Its name — literally "Suicidal Records" — refers to the "commercial suicide" that releasing an album by a punk band singing in Euskera (Basque) was considered to be at the time. Over the decades, Discos Suicidas has worked with a long list of Spanish and Basque punk, rock and hardcore groups, including Reincidentes, El Último Ke Zierre, Eskorbuto, Doctor Deseo, Piperrak, Parabellum, Distorsión, Zarama, Don Cikuta, Bbs Paranoicos, Vómito, Radikal Hardcore and Ni Por Favor Ni Ostias, among others. One of its founders was Oskar Amezaga, a musician from the group Lavabos Iturriaga. The label remains associated with the independent, DIY ethos of the Basque punk movement and continues to operate its own website and catalogue.

History

Discos Suicidas was founded in the early 1980s in Biscay, in the Basque Country of Spain. The label was established specifically to release "Nahiko", the first single by the band Zarama. The name Discos Suicidas ("Suicidal Records") was chosen as a reference to the "commercial suicide" that releasing an album by a punk band singing in Euskera was considered to represent at the time. One of the label's founders was Oskar Amezaga, a musician from the group Lavabos Iturriaga. Over the years, Discos Suicidas built a catalogue centred on Spanish and Basque punk, rock and hardcore, working with groups such as Reincidentes, El Último Ke Zierre, Eskorbuto, Doctor Deseo, Piperrak, Parabellum, Distorsión, Zarama, Don Cikuta, Bbs Paranoicos, Vómito, Radikal Hardcore and Ni Por Favor Ni Ostias, among others. The label has remained active and maintains its own website, continuing to represent the independent, DIY spirit of the Basque punk scene.

  • Founded in Biscay, Spain, in the early 1980s.

  • Released "Nahiko", the first single by Zarama, the label's founding release.

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Independent punk and hardcore record label rooted in the Basque Country, known for supporting bands singing in Euskera and Spanish.

  • Zarama – "Nahiko" (single)

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