Don’t get me wrong, I have no complain.

This blog/site’s aim or wish to accomplish it to make all those group one. This will not only make OPM stronger but share the fan of all of the local bands.

I hope you guys get my meaning..

Sama sama na tayo!

Here’s Kjwan’s schedule gigs.

Catch them tomorrow at Cafe Saguijo in Makati!

Mark your calendars boys and girls…

This June 7, Thurs. @ 10pm at Saguijo there will be a number of acts for you guys to enjoy! ;)

With:

The Dawn
Up Dharma Down
Giniling Festival
Paramita
The Pin-Up Girls
Mint Car

Entrance is at P150. See you there!

Eraserheads was one of the most popular Pop rock bands in the Philippines during the alternative rock explosion of the early 90s. The Eraserheads was also regarded as the band that opened the commercial doors for other aspiring Filipino Rock bands, like Rivermaya, Parokya ni Edgar, and Yano. Their fans affectionately call them “E-heads.”

The band’s debut album, Ultraelectromagneticpop, released in 1993 by BMG Records, was a commercial success. The album also brought the underground “college-rock” scene into public awareness.

Their influence and contribution to Philippine music today is so great that they have often been called the “Beatles of the Philippines.”

Ely Buendia – lead vocals, rhythm guitars (1989-2003) Raimund Marasigan – drums, samples, percussions, background vocals Marcus Adoro – lead guitar, background vocals (1989-2004) Buddy Zabala – bass guitar, background vocals Kris Dancel – lead vocals (after Ely Buendia left)

Eraserheads was formed in 1989 by the four University of the Philippines students named above, taking its name after the David Lynch movie Eraserhead. The group performed regularly at campus gigs and at Club Dredd on Timog Avenue, Quezon City, Metro Manila, a now-defunct club popular in the ’90s which served as a breeding ground for many Filipino Alternative Rock acts.

The group submitted a demo to RJFM but were immediately turned as their music did not fit the classic pop-rock format of the station. Fortunately, BMG Records-Pilipinas snatched them up and released their debut affort “ultraelectromagneticpop” under their newly formed “Musiko” label. Their debut album was comprised mainly of ska-tinged pop hooks layed down on a traditional guitar-bass-drums foundation. Buendia’s catchy melodies and witty, at times caustic lyrics helped fuel the album’s success.

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Here’s Yael’s announcement from Sponge Cola’s official mailing list:

Hey people! Here is our tentative schedule for the month of June. As
always, some gigs may pop so we’ll keep you posted. Aside from gigs, we
have a lot of surprises coming your way this June. A LOT. hahahaha!

Tentative Schedule for June

02 – Mabini, Batangas
08 – Iriga City
09 – Ateneo Orsem
14 – Le Pavilion
16 – Tacloban
22 – DLSU
30 – Makati
30 – Meg Anniversary

I’ll go rest for now. See you around guys!

yael

Witness the unveiling of Orange & Lemons’ highly anticipated 3rd studio album — MOONLANE GARDENS on June 8, 2007, 5pm at Odyssey SM Megamall!

Copies of the album will be exclusively available plus lots of freebies :) The band will make an appearance, perform a few songs for the press and the fans, and sign copies of the album.

But wait..There’ s more!

Later in the evening, head on over to MUGEN BAR, METROWALK at 9PM to celebrate the launching of Moonlane Gardens!

• Catch the performances of The Space Flower Show, Menaya and of course ORANGE AND LEMONS, as they play their new songs..

• The premiere of O&L’s newest video –

“Ang Katulad Mong Walang Katulad” by
Direk Marie Jamora plus the screening of
Moonlane Gardens EPK..

• – Relaunch of the Orange and Lemons official website and the launching of the Orange and Lemons community website

See you all on June 8!
Spread the word, spread the music!