Los Super-Asesinos is one of the many pseudonyms under which Paco Alcázar records his music. Although he was born in 1970 in Cádiz, Alcázar has lived in Barcelona since childhood, combining his activities as a cartoonist and as a musician.
In 1994, and after the dissolution of his group Henderson Faith, he started to record his own music under the name of Funnier Than Suicide. In that way Alcázar published many demos with more than 120 songs in which he mixes up pop, noise, experimentation, rap, surf and many imaginable styles, being these always treated in a very "domestic" way.
At the same time, he created other ghost bands such as Black Beethoven (devoted to dance and the owner of an abundant work); he collaborated with Frank Rank in the ultra-agressive formation Dmembers; he founded Humbert Humbert (Martian and noisy blues) with the also cartoonist Miguel B. Núñez, and he usually accompanies punk-rollers Hell Brains on their concerts.
Nowadays, his solo music has appeared in two compilatories published by the discographic company Subterfuge: "Return of the Living Freaks" and "Freak Sounds from Outter Space", where, apart from contributing with his themes, he is in charge of creating sonorous collages composed by many dialogues from many famous films.
His main project right now is Los Super-Asesinos. Under this name, Alcázar records most of his cinematographic and ambient music, where you can find jazz, orchestration, groovy... Los Super-Asesinos invite the audience to close their eyes and imagine themselves within a film, a serial, a TV show or a state of mind of any kind that is evoked by their music.

NCPEA

• Bravo, robot (MP3 exclusive edition, "Discos Virtuales" Experimentaclub / Vitaminic, 2001)

Gene Hackman en coche (excerpt)

Pascaline (excerpt)