No Tomorrow Records
Independent Spanish punk, hardcore and power pop record label founded in Castellón de la Plana in 1993.
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Overview
No Tomorrow Records is an independent Spanish record label founded in Castellón de la Plana in 1993. It was created with the specific purpose of releasing the debut album by the band Shock Treatment, and from that starting point it gradually built a catalogue focused on punk, hardcore and power pop, including many acts regarded as cult groups within the underground circuit. The label's output is documented through a long, sequential catalogue numbering system (NT000, NT001, NT002 and onward) that spans dozens of releases, including full-length albums, singles, split records and various-artists compilations. Beyond its own releases, the person behind the label also moved into distribution and mail-order sales of records from other labels, a decision that helped keep No Tomorrow financially viable. Today the label's main activity is selling records, although it continues to issue its own references gradually. This dual role — as both a small independent imprint and a mail-order distributor — is characteristic of the DIY punk and garage scene in which No Tomorrow operates. The catalogue includes Spanish and international artists such as Shock Treatment, Depressing Claim, Nuevo Catecismo Católico, Señor No, Surfin' Lungs, Los Vivos, Los Brujos, Los Güarriors, The Meows, Suzy & Los Quattro, The Crépitos, Aerobitch, Asteroid B-612, Nervous Eaters, Safety Pins, Muletrain, Prototipes and others. Releases range from the label's earliest references in the mid-1990s through later series such as the NT700, NT1500 and NT2500 numbering blocks, as well as the NTPR and NTD prefixes. The label's aesthetic and roster are closely tied to Ramones-influenced punk, surf punk, garage rock and power pop, with tribute releases such as a Joey Ramone tribute compilation reflecting those roots. No Tomorrow remains a small, independent operation rather than a major corporate label. Its significance lies in its long-running commitment to underground punk and power pop, its extensive catalogue of cult releases, and its role as a mail-order distributor that helped sustain the scene. The label is based in Castellón de la Plana and maintains an official website at notomorrowrecords.com.
History
No Tomorrow Records was founded in Castellón de la Plana, Spain, in 1993. According to the label's own account, it was created with the purpose of releasing the first album by the group Shock Treatment. That debut, catalogued as NT001, became the foundation of a catalogue that would grow slowly but steadily over the following decades. From its beginnings, the label concentrated on punk, hardcore and power pop, genres in which many of its artists became cult groups within the underground circuit. The catalogue's numbering system reveals the scale and continuity of the project: early references such as NT000 (a various-artists release titled No Tomorrow), NT001 (Shock Treatment's self-titled debut), NT002 (Depressing Claim), NT003 (Nuevo Catecismo Católico) and NT004 (Shock Treatment's Adiós, Tú!) established the label's identity in the mid-1990s. Over time the catalogue expanded through dozens of releases, including albums, singles, splits and compilations by Spanish acts such as Los Vivos, Los Brujos, Señor No, Los Güarriors, Suzy & Los Quattro, The Crépitos, Aerobitch and Discípulos De Dionisos, alongside international artists such as Surfin' Lungs, The Meows, Nervous Eaters, Asteroid B-612, Safety Pins, Muletrain and The Feedbacks. A key development in the label's history was the decision by the person responsible for No Tomorrow to also engage in distribution and mail-order sales of records from outside the label. This side of the business allowed No Tomorrow to remain economically sustainable, and it is linked to the mail-order operation known as Teenage Wasteland. As a result, the label's main current activity is selling records, while it continues to release its own references gradually. The catalogue is organised into several numbering blocks that reflect different phases and formats. The main NT series runs from NT000 through at least NT083, covering full-length albums, singles and compilations. Additional blocks include the NTPR series (NTPR01–NTPR03), the NT700 series (NT700–NT712), the NT1500 series (NT1501–NT1505), the NTD series (NTD001) and the NT2500 series (NT2501, NT2526, NT2529). These blocks include split singles, reissues and special releases, such as a tribute to Joey Ramone (NT062, The Bowery Electric: A Tribute To Joey Ramone) and a Shock Treatment anthology (NT074). Throughout its history, No Tomorrow has remained a small, independent operation rather than a major corporate label. Its importance lies in its long-running commitment to underground punk and power pop, its extensive catalogue of cult releases, and its role as a mail-order distributor that helped sustain the scene. The label is based in Castellón de la Plana and maintains an official website at notomorrowrecords.com.
- 1993
No Tomorrow Records is founded in Castellón de la Plana, Spain, to release Shock Treatment's debut album.
Release of NT001, Shock Treatment's self-titled debut album.
Release of NT000, a various-artists compilation titled No Tomorrow.
The label expands into distribution and mail-order sales of third-party records, linked to Teenage Wasteland.
Release of NT062, The Bowery Electric: A Tribute To Joey Ramone.
Release of NT074, Shock Treatment's Antología.
Catalogue expands through NT700, NT1500, NTD and NT2500 numbering blocks.
Products and positioning
Independent DIY punk, hardcore and power pop label and mail-order distributor rooted in the Spanish and international underground scene.
NT000 VVAA - No Tomorrow
NT001 Shock Treatment - S/T
NT002 Depressing Claim - S/T
NT003 Nuevo Catecismo Católico - S/T
NT004 Shock Treatment - Adiós, Tú!
NT005 Surfin' Lungs - Beach Bound
NT006 Los Vivos - S/T
NT007 Los Brujos - Ellas Siempre Están Solas
NT008 Señor No - S/T
NT009 Señor No - Masacrante
NT010 Shock Treatment - Punk Party!!
NT011 The Crepitos - We Just Wanna Have Some Fun
NT012 La Familia Manson - Fun
NT013 Why Not? + Discípulos De Dionisos - S/T
NT014 The Feedbacks - The Chords Are The Same
NT015 Los Guarriors - Odio A Todo El Mundo
NT016 Depressing Claim - Radio Surf
NT017 Beatnik Termites - Strawberry Girl
NT018 Shock Treatment + Fifi & The Mach III - Keepin' Ramones Spirit Alive
NT019 Los Vivos - Do The Snake
NT020 Señor No - Mira Mi Dedo
NT021 Surfin' Lungs - Hang Loose With The...
NT022 Discípulos De Dionisos - Adictos Al Porno Guarro
NT023 The Meows - She
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