The legendary rock band is set to play unreleased music they teased during the end credits of their documentary.
The legendary Filipino rock band Eraserheads are set to play their crowd favorites, deep cuts, and even brand new music at the upcoming Eraserheads: Electric Fun Music Festival in October.The four piece outfit will be performing a two-hour long headlining ...
It’s been 24 years since ‘Wanted Bedspacer,’ but the singer-songwriter and Eraserheads frontman insists ‘Method Adaptor’ is his first solo album.
While releasing new music is nothing unusual for singer-songwriter and former Eraserheads frontman Ely Buendia, it's been a while since he last did it as a solo artist. His solo debut, Wanted Bedspacer, was actually released 24 years ago. This ...
Abuse allegations resurface ahead of reunion concert.
Eraserheads drummer Raymund Marasigan said Wednesday he was hoping for everyone's "peace of mind" when asked about domestic abuse allegations against bandmate Marcus Adoro that have resurfaced ahead of the band's reunion concert in December.It's "the most difficult ...
The author wrote the following article for another publication after the first Eraserheads reunion concert on November 3, 2008.The trip down memory lane may have been unexpectedly brief, but it was a journey well worth the wait.The Eraserheads-arguably the ...
Anyone who's been to Sagada will tell you that the place is pure magic. Not just Sagada per se, but the entire route headed there, too-the cold air, the winding roads, the spectacular view.Simply put, the journey to Sagada ...
The musician founded and now runs an independent record label called Offshore Music
Ely Buendia is perhaps best-known as the frontman of seminal OPM band the Eraserheads, but these days, he's wearing a different hat. The fortysomething singer-songwriter-record producer is now a bona fide record executive after he and a few ...
The singer and songwriter adds another title to his growing list of achievements.
Offshore Music's logo features the silhouette of three men in various stages of hurling a briefcase into the air. The stills are taken from a music video by Ely Buendia's band. No, not that one; his new band called Apartel. ...
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