Nuevo Catecismo Católico

Nuevo Catecismo Católico, a Spanish punk rock group formed in 1992 in San Sebastián, was founded by brothers Arturo Ibáñez and Gonzalo Ibáñez. Their debut album Nuevo Catecismo Católico was released in 1993 under Goo Records, followed by En Llamas in 1995. The band's lineup changed in 1995 with the addition of Iker Illarramendi on guitar and Gonzalo shifting to bass. Notable releases during this period include "Un Nido De Viboras / I Won't Look Back" (1995) and Aún No Habéis Visto Nada (1996). In 2001, Eneko Etxeandia joined as the lead vocalist. Their album Scarred For Life, released in 2001, is cited as one of their best works. The group has shared stages with notable acts such as Supersuckers and The Damned.