Pupil (band)

Filipino rock band

Pupil

Origin| Metro Manila, Philippines
Genres|

* Alternative rock
* pop rock
* Pinoy rock
* experimental

Years active| 2005-present
Labels|

* Sony Music Philippines
* Ivory Music
* MCA Music

Spinoff of|

* The Mongols
* Eraserheads
* Teeth
* Barbie's Cradle
* Daydream Cycle

Members|

* Ely Buendia
* Jerome Velasco
* Wendell Garcia
* Dok Sergio

Past members|

* Yanni Yuzon
* Bogs Jugo

Website| pupil.ph

Pupil are a Filipino alternative rock band. They currently consist of vocalist Ely Buendia, lead guitarist Jerome Velasco, bassist Dok Sergio, and drummer Wendell Garcia.

The band formed in 2005 as a spin-off of The Mongols, with the original lineup featuring Yanni Yuzon on guitars and Bogs Jugo on drums. They released their debut album Beautiful Machines. Jugo soon left the band and was replaced by Garcia, and the band released their second album Wild Life in 2007. Their third studio album, Limiters of the Infinity Pool, was released in 2011, after which Yuzon left the band in 2013. Velasco joined the band in 2014 after producing their first two albums. The band released their fourth studio album Zilch in 2015.

## History

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### 2005-2006: Formation, Beautiful Machines

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Pupil was formed in 2005 as a spin-off of The Mongols, an underground band featuring Eraserheads vocalist Buendia (vocals), Teeth guitarist Velasco (guitars), Yuzon (bass), and Jugo (drums). When Velasco left the band to study in the United States, the band members recruited Sergio (who also played guitar for Teeth), who swapped duties with Yuzon and played bass.[1] Buendia got the name for Pupil after reading a medical book. Other names that were considered were Narcom, Tyrel Corp, Traitors, and The Gets.[2]

The band signed with Sony BMG on September[3][4] and released their debut album Beautiful Machines in November. It featured the lead single “Nasaan Ka?”, which was written by Buendia’s then-partner Diane Ventura (who also sings in the title track).[1] A music video was directed by Quark Henares.[3] “Nasaan Ka?” later won Best Performance by a New Group at the 19th Awit Awards.[5]

The band contributed a song to the animated film Hoodwinked! called “Blow Your House Down”.[6] The film, which was the first independently produced 3D animated feature to be produced in the Philippines,[7] later premiered in December.

In 2006, the band collaborated with Barbie Almalbis on the Rockoustic Mania promotional campaign for Juicy Fruit. They released a promotional CD with two songs, “Nakakabaliw” and “Must Have”.[8]

### The arrival and departure of Wendell Garcia and new albums (2007-present)

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On July 25, 2007, Yan Yuzon announced in Pupil's mailing list that Bogs Jugo, the band's drummer, left the band to pursue other things for his career. Wendell Garcia, formerly of Barbie's Cradle, replaced Jugo. Garcia played his first gig as the new drummer on July 26, 2007, at the Hard Rock Cafe, Makati. The gig also featured new songs from Pupil's second album. The Mongols' Jerome Velasco played synths with the band. He is also the band's producer for their second album.

Since the release of the band’s second album (Wild Life), the band has enjoyed greater mainstream success and better album sales. The band has also toured and performed in other countries such as Singapore, Qatar, Dubai, Canada and United States. Their live performance of "Disconnection Notice" for MTV Philippines was featured in Best of MTV Live 2008. The same year, the band won 7 different awards which include a Promax/BDA and NU107 Artist of The Year.[9]

Pupil was personally chosen by Nine Inch Nails frontman Trent Reznor as front act in the Manila part of the "Nine Inch Nails: Wave Goodbye" tour, which was held at the Araneta Coliseum on August 5, 2009. The band Nine Inch Nails toured the globe for one last time before going on hiatus indefinitely, as 2009 marked the 20th anniversary of their first release.

This was followed by a film soundtrack, when the band composed and recorded "Ang Panday" for Ang Panday (2009 film). The band released their first book, entitled "Against The Light: A Pupil Tour Diary", it details their recent Summer Tour in the Philippines. It was launched on November 4, 2009, at the Bonifacio High Street. Aside from the guest band Turbo Goth, Lally Buendia (Ely's sister) also guested and performed three songs from her band, Domino. Dok Sergio played bass, Lally on vocals, Ely played keyboard/synths and Paolo Manuel on drums. They joined The Earth Day Concert at the SM Mall of Asia on April 16, 2010, and afterwards, opened for Tears for Fears with Sandwich on May 2, 2010, at the Araneta Coliseum. The band also performed with Amanda Ling as guest artist (formerly of Electrico) on keyboards during the Nine Inch Nails and Tears for Fears events. During the Tears for Fears event, Buendia fronted for Sandwich, with Raimund Marasigan on drums, and performed the classic Eraserheads song "Alapaap".

In 2009, the band announced they will release a compilation of various remixes of the song "Disconnection Notice". It is headed by prominent Filipino DJs, Jerome Velasco, Pat Tirano and Wendell Garcia. The band also contributed to Francis Magalona's posthumous album, In Love and War. After the release of "Limiters of the Infinity Pool" in 2011, it was followed by a United States tour, which included performances in Wilshire Ebell Theater, Ebell of Los Angeles and Slim's, San Francisco.

After Sony Music Philippines' sudden disbandment last March 2012, Pupil transferred to MCA Philippines.

## Members

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### Dok Sergio

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Born on February 27, 1976, Bassist Andrew Ryan Steve Ricafranca Sergio is the brother of Rivermaya's former bassist Japs Sergio. Dok and Japs are also members of Daydream Cycle, doing bass and rhythm respectively.

Dok Sergio wrote the lyrics of "Dulo ng Dila" on the spot during recording. It is also the band's first song to hit no. 1 in NU 107's Stairway to Seven chart. In addition, Dok wrote the lyrics of "Shooting Star" by The Teeth, which won the "Song of the Year" award at the NU 107 Rock Awards 2000\.

He also runs a silkscreen printing business whose clients include some of the most prominent bands in the local Filipino rock scene today. Aside from The Teeth, one of Dok Sergio's former bands was Warehouse Club where he played guitars and lead vocals, his bandmates were from the members of the band The Youth (Robert Javier and Joseph Carrasgo) and Jun Dela Rosa. During his early days as a musician, he played for bands such as Purple Playground, God's Era and Prominence of Cathedrals.

Dok played bass for Imago and now for indie-band Prank Sinatra. He sometimes jams with Sandwich and played bass for them during the Myx Mo 2008.[10] He uses a Squier Jazz Bass and Fender Japan Jazz Bass Guitar, and recently, a 6-string Fender Bass. Today, aside from having reunited with The Teeth, he also sometimes plays bass for Imago, where he also used to play bass with before.

### Ely Buendia

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Main article: Ely Buendia

Born on November 2, 1970, Eleandre Basiño Buendía is the band's frontman and guitarist.

### Jerome Velasco

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Velasco was a pioneer member of The Teeth, The Mongols and Daydream Cycle. He was known as "J. Astro the boy who fell on earth" while he was the lead guitarist of The Mongols. His other bands were Aspirin and Candyaudioline, and he plays ambient guitars and keyboards for The Slave Drum.

In the 2004 NU Rock Awards, Velasco won Guitarist of the Year award, for the Mongols' Buddha's Pest. Although he left The Mongols in 2005, he later returned as a collaborator, composer, producer and guest artist (during live performances) for the band. His latest works with Pupil include Beautiful Machines and Wild Life. Velasco later rejoined the band as guitarist.[11]

### Wendell Garcia

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Born on May 27, 1976, Wendell Ray C. Garcia, formerly of Barbie's Cradle and Triaxis, is Pupil's drummer, who replaced Bogs Jugo in 2007. He was first featured in Pupil's second album. Garcia also played drums for Sponge Cola as sessionist and as drummer for 6cyclemind's Panorama album, he also co-produced the album with Buddy Zabala, Ebe Dancel, and Francis Magalona.[12][13][14]

Garcia also composed the song "012" with Barbie Almalbis and Kakoi Legaspi for "Parade" album. He also plays drums for the Jazz group named "Balooze".[15] When Francis M and Ely Buendia recorded the song "Superproxy 2k6" for Ultraelectromagneticjam Eraserheads tribute, Wendell was responsible for the drum parts and played drums during the recording phase for Francis M's band, Hardware Syndrome. Garcia was the drummer for Juan Dela Cruz Band during their reunion concert.

Wendell also sings while playing drums, his recent performance was a cover of Lauren Wood's "Fallen" from Pretty Woman OST. He also shared his drumming skills for Rico Blanco's Your Universe album and he also plays for Archipelago and sessioned for Nikki Gil during her Myx Live performance. Garcia started playing drums at the age of nine and has won multiple awards ever since.[16]

Wendell Garcia is also a product of Malate Catholic School where singer Kuh Ledesma also attended and graduated.

Garcia left the band in 2016 and migrated to United States but later returned to the Philippines and re-joined the band in 2018.

## Former members

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### Yan Yuzon

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Main article: Yanni Yuzon

Born on March 7, 1978, lead guitarist Yan "Yanni" Yrastorza Yuzon is the older brother of Sponge Cola guitarist and frontman, Yael Yuzon. The Yuzons are of Filipino and Basque descent. He also taught theater direction at the Ateneo de Manila University. His famous works include a pop-culture adaptation of Bertolt Brecht’s "Three Penny Opera", "Linya", "Santuario" and a few more. Yan is also a band member of Archipelago which he's also a lead singer of his band.

Being a very busy man, Yan is also a writer for ABS-CBN’s TV show "Goin' Bulilit". He also played the short role of Liam in ABS-CBN’s "Kay Tagal Kang Hinintay". His acting performances also include the role of Romeo in the Metropolitan Theater Guild's production of Romeo and Juliet (which was used in Sponge Cola's "Gemini" music video), alongside Ina Feleo, daughter of Filipino actor, Johnny Delgado, with the role of Juliet. Yan has previously appeared in local renditions of other Shakespearean plays like "Merchant of Venice" and "Macbeth". He also starred in an indie film titled "Three Boys" for Cinemanila. The film is about a band which is composed of Marc Abaya (vocals and guitars), Ping Medina (bass) and Yan Yuzon (drums). It was directed by Ming Kai Leung and produced by Marie Jamora.

Yan also used to front for the indie neo-glam band called Cat Siamese.[10] Yan uses a Gibson Robot Guitar, Carvin classic white guitar, Fender Stratocaster and Epiphone Les Paul. Yan Yuzon also launched his new band called Archipelago. Its members are Wendell Garcia on drums, Chad Rialp (of Sound and Liquid Jane) on bass, Pat Tirano (of Toi and Monkeyspank, co-produced Beautiful Machines and also co-produced Sponge Cola's Transit and self-titled third album with Yan Yuzon) on lead guitars and Yan Yuzon himself on frontman duties.

He was also featured in an instrumental compilation called "Mga Gitarista" (The Guitarists), wherein it features various instrumental songs from Filipino guitarists from different OPM bands such as Barbie Almalbis, Francis Reyes, Mong Alcaraz and Mike Elgar. His song "Mount Ordeals" was inspired by Final Fantasy Series.

### Bogs Jugo

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Born on February 17, 1979, Drummer Ricardo Nicholas Bañaga Jugo is also the synth and beat programmer for the dream pop/electronica group Daydream Cycle, where he also recorded, produced and mastered the band's first album. Bogs is into video games, he once worked as an online customer assistance representative for an international videogame console company.

Playing “Hypersober” live was a different set-up for the band. Yan played the drums. Dok gets to play the guitars. Ely did the bass, and of course, Bogs on vocals. Bogs also used "d lite" and "Boga Man" as a nickname during the early days of The Mongols. He was also a member of the band Water No-nos, with Japs Sergio, and has played with other bands as guitarist and drummer.

On July 25, 2007, Yan Yuzon announced in Pupil's mailing list that Bogs Jugo left the band to pursue other things for his career. However, Yuzon said that Jugo had already expressed his desire to quit his duties for both of his bands, Pupil and Daydream Cycle, as early as the summer of 2007. Bogs, a pioneer member of the group since The Mongols, ensured smooth transition for Pupil into its current new lineup. He was replaced by Wendell Garcia, formerly of Barbie's Cradle.

Contrary to speculations, he did not leave the music industry at all. Jugo is still a musician, but more within the indie and underground scene; perhaps to give way to his other activities and new career. After he left Pupil and DDC, he also sessioned with Nina’s live band as drummer and also for Tawo band. Currently he is the drummer for Us-2 Evil-0, and he also played guitars for She Hates Ballet. Jugo recently joined Hit Productions as an Audio Engineer, a company that's also co-headed by Mike Villegas, formerly of Rizal Underground.

## Music

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### Beautiful Machines

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Main article: Beautiful Machines

Beautiful Machines, Pupil's debut album, was released on November 10, 2005, under Sony BMG, the same music company that publishes The Eraserheads' music. The band itself describes their music as "dark, loud, and romantic." Yan Yuzon describes their genre as "everyrock" meaning an amorphous mass of rock and roll, classic and stadium rock, punk, new wave, glam rock, goth rock, heavy metal, grunge, and everything in between. It is very guitar-driven, stripped down, and the album has a very distinct sound, considering that it is the band's debut album. The album was recorded digitally at Wombworks in Marikina, the studio founded by Louie Talan of Razorback. “We didn’t use amps at all,” Buendia says. The album was mastered at Tweak Merville by Zach Lucero, drummer of the band, Imago.[17]

### Animax

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Pupil also made a new theme song for Animax Asia, entitled "Set Me Apart". The song had its exclusive Philippine-radio launch by NU107.[18] The song also gained no. 1 spot in NU 107's Stairway to Seven chart within just two weeks after the radio launch and the band was a prominent guest in Mad Mad Fun.

Pupil had been part of Animax Fashion-Ability event, where they made special appearance at the event, played their music, and talked about their fashion style.[19] The band's first onstage public appearance after Ely’s recovery was also with Animax. It was on Saturday, February 10, 2007, when the band performed at The Music Hall in SM Mall of Asia, in an Animax speed-dating and welcome celebration for Valentine’s Day event called “Love Is In The Air”. The band was also featured (along with Sponge Cola and Urbandub) in a show called MUSIC STATION, which also airs on Animax.

The song had its official local launch Tuesday, May 22, 2007, in an exclusive Animax Party at the Hard Rock Cafe Makati, wherein 50 pairs of tickets were given away in a contest. The band had their first overseas gig on May 27 at the Bar None bar in Marriott Hotel, Orchard Road, Singapore. The Singaporean-act The Great Spy Experiment opened for that night's "Bar None Rock Affair" gig.[20] An interview with the band was aired on Friday, June 1, 2007, and Pupil was interviewed on Animax's "Music Talk" by Francis "Brew" Reyes of The Dawn. The Asia-wide launching of the music video of "Set Me Apart" was aired on June 8, 2007, at exactly 7pm on Animax. The music video features the band as "live" anime-styled characters, like cosplayers.[21]

The production of the music video is a first of its kind for a Filipino band, most scenes and characters were done using traditional hand-drawn 2D animation subsequently softly blended with 3D computer graphics and Computer-generated imagery. One of the famous anime films that used this technique is Ghost in the Shell 2: Innocence, which is also a personal favourite of Ely (as evident with The Mongols' "Case Logic" lyrics and interviews). It was filmed in the Philippines, processed in Malaysia by Hue Visualab, and launched in Animax's ASEAN headquarters in Singapore.

The song won a Promax/BDA award in 2008, making Pupil the first Filipino band to win such award.

### Wild Life

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Main article: Wild Life (Pupil album)

Wild Life, their second album under Sony BMG, features 12 tracks. It featured photography work by Francis Magalona. All 11 new tracks features Wendell Garcia as the band's new drummer, while the 12th track, "Set Me Apart", featured Bogs Jugo as the drummer, as his last song with Pupil. The album was recorded in Soundsrite studio in Kalayaan Ave., Makati City. Where its owned and operated by Boyet Aquino, the original drummer of Francis Magalona's band called Hardware Syndrome where Wendell Garcia used to play drums with. The special edition was released on July 10, 2009.

### Limiters of the Infinity Pool

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In an interview with the Philippine Star Buendia also stated “This time, we were given credit and now we can probably concentrate on making music that matters to us. We just wanna make, if possible, a better album, better than the two — yun yung target ko (that's my target).” The band's third album contains 12 tracks and had the working title "No. 3" as revealed by Buendia.

Amanda Ling and Francis "Brew" Reyes are also part of the album. It is co-produced, recorded, mixed and mastered by Pat Tirano at Wombworks, the band describes their new album "The sound is bigger, more experimental than the first two albums. There's a live string section", with influences from Wall of Sound, Michael Jackson and many others. The third album is officially called "Limiters of the Infinity Pool", released on January 11, 2011, at Robot Bar, Makati. The album features the songs "Let Her Rip", "Distortion", "TNT", "20-20", "Pikit Bukas", "Pusakal", "Pampalakas", "One Two", "Obese", "Deft Mechanic", "Morning Gift" and "The Low End". According to Buendia, aside from being downloadable on iTunes and Amazon.com, the band will also be releasing a Vinyl version of the album.

### Zilch

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Main article: Zilch (album)

The band confirmed to a group of journalists that their next studio album is set for a January 2015 release.[22] The album's first single, Out of Control, is released on early August 2014.[22]

## Discography

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### Studio albums

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Title  | Album details

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Beautiful Machines |

* Released: November 11, 2005
* Label: Sony BMG Music Entertainment
* Format: CD

Wildlife |

* Released: September 1, 2007
* Label: Sony BMG Music Entertainment (Philippines), Inc.
* Format: CD

Limiters of the Infinity Pool |

* Released: December 13, 2010
* Label: Sony Music Philippines
* Format: CD

Zilch |

* Released: March 6, 2015
* Label: MCA Music
* Format: CD

### Extended plays

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* Juicy Fruit Rockoustic Mania (with Barbie Almalbis) (Sony BMG Entertainment (Philippines), 2006)[8]

### Music videos

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Year  | Title  | Director

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2005  | "Nasaan Ka?"  | Quark Henares
"Dianetic"  |
2006  | "Dulo Ng Dila"  | Wincy Ong and King Palisoc
"Nakakabaliw"  | R.A. Rivera
"Must Have"  | Pancho Esguerra
2007  | ”Set Me Apart”  |
"Sala"  | Wincy Ong
2008  | "Monobloc"  | King Palisoc
2009  | "Teacher's Pet"
"Disconnection Notice"  | Quark Henares[23]
2011  | "TNT"  |
"20/20"  | Jason Tan[24]
2014  | "Out of Control"  | Erin Pascual
2015  | "Why"  | Mike Talampas and Nick Santiago
2016  | "Cheap Thrill"  | Erin Pascual

## Awards and nominations

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Year | Award Giving Body | Category | Nominated Work | Results

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2006 | Awit Awards | Best Performance By A New Group | — | Won
Best Rock | "Superproxy 2k6" by Francis M & Hardware Syndrome feat. Ely Buendia | Nominated
MTV Pilipinas | Best Rock Video Award | "Nasaan Ka?" | Won[25]
Best Director | (Quark Henares for "Nasaan Ka?") | Won
NU Rock Awards | Bassist of The Year | (for Dok Sergio) | Nominated[26]
Producer/s of The Year | (with Patrick Tirano for "Beautiful Machines")  | Nominated[26]
Song of The Year | "Nasaan Ka?" | Nominated[26]
Band of The Year | — | Nominated[26]
Album of The Year | "Beautiful Machines" | Nominated[26]
SOP | Breakthrough Recording Artist of The Year | — | Won
Best Vocalist (Pasiklaband Awards) | (for Ely Buendia) | Nominated
Best Rock Band (Pasiklaband Awards) | — | Nominated
2007 | Awit Awards | Music Video of The Year | "Dulo Ng Dila" | Nominated
MYX Music Awards | Favorite Media Soundtrack | "Nakakabaliw" with Barbie Almalbis for Juicy Fruit Rockoustic Mania | Nominated
Favorite Collaboration | "Superproxy 2k6" by Francis M & Hardware Syndrome feat. Ely Buendia | Nominated
NU Rock Awards | Song of The Year | "Sala" | Nominated[27]
OPM Songhits Awards | Best Performance by a Group/Band | — | Nominated
Best Male Vocalist | (for Ely Buendia) | Won
Best Song for a Movie/TV/Stage play | "Set Me Apart" | Nominated
Rock Icon Award | (for Ely Buendia) | Won
2008 | Awit Awards | Best Performance By A Group Recording Artist/s (Performance Award) | "Sala" | Nominated
Best Performance By A Group Recording Artist/s (People's Choice Award) | "Sala" | Nominated
Best Rock Recording | "Sala" | Nominated
Best World/Alternative/Bossa Music | "Sala" | Nominated
NU Rock Awards | Producer Of The Year | (with Jerome Velasco for "Wildlife" )  | Won
Drummer Of The Year | (for Wendell Garcia)  | Won
Album Of The Year | "Wild Life"  | Won
Artist Of The Year | —  | Won
Best Music Video | "Monobloc" | Won
Vocalist of the Year | (for Ely Buendia) | Nominated[28]
Bassist of The Year | (for Dok Sergio) | Nominated[28]
Song of the Year | "Monobloc" | Nominated[28]
Promax/BDA Awards (New York City) | Best Music Video | "Set Me Apart" | Won
SOP | Best Rock Band(Pasiklaband Awards) | — | Won
2009 | NU Rock Awards | Song of The Year | "Different Worlds" (Live Version) | Nominated
Song of The Year | "Teacher's Pet" | Nominated
Best Music Video | "Teacher's Pet" Directed by King Palisoc | Nominated

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## External links

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* Pupil Yahoo! Groups
* Pupil PinoyBanda Profile
* LivELY: Coming Together for Ely Buendia

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Pupil

* Ely Buendia
* Jerome Velasco
* Dok Sergio
* Wendell Garcia

* Yanni Yuzon
* Bogs Jugo

Studio albums|

* Beautiful Machines
* Wild Life
* Limiters of the Infinity Pool
* Zilch

Related articles|

* Eraserheads
* The Mongols
* Buddhaʻs Pest
* The Oktaves
* The Oktaves (album)
* Teeth
* Animax
* Hoodwinked!

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Eraserheads

* Ely Buendia
* Buddy Zabala
* Marcus Adoro
* Raimund Marasigan

Studio albums|

* Ultraelectromagneticpop!
* Circus
* Cutterpillow
* Fruitcake
* Sticker Happy
* Natin99
* Carbon Stereoxide

EPs and demos|

* Fruitcake
* Bananatype
* Please Transpose

Live albums|

* Eraserheads: The Reunion Concert 08.30.08
* Huling El Bimbo (Live at 2022 the Eraserheads Reunion Concert)

Compilations|

* Aloha Milkyway
* Eraserheads: The Singles
* Eraserheads Anthology
* Eraserheads Anthology Two

Singles|

* "Ligaya"
* "Pare Ko"
* "Toyang"
* "Fruitcake"
* "Kaliwete"
* "With a Smile"
* "Sabado"
* "1995"

Films|

* Run Barbi Run
* Eraserheads: The Reunion Concert

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* Sandwich
* Cambio
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* Buddhaʻs Pest
* Pupil
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* The Oktaves
* The Oktaves (album)
* Ultraelectromagneticjam!: The Music of the Eraserheads
* The Reunion: An Eraserheads Tribute Album
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