Eraserheads
The Eraserheads, formed in 1989, is a renowned Filipino alternative rock band that revolutionized the Philippine music scene in the 1990s. Consisting of Ely Buendia (vocals/guitar), Raimund Marasigan (drums), Buddy Zabala (bass), and Marcus Adoro (lead guitar), the band's trailblazing sound drew influences from British bands like The Beatles and The Smiths. They released their debut album, "Ultraelectromagneticpop!" in 1993, which produced iconic hits like "Ligaya" and "Pare Ko," solidifying their status as a breakthrough act. Throughout their career, Eraserheads released eight studio albums, including the critically acclaimed "Cutterpillow" (1995) and "Sticker Happy" (1997), before disbanding in 2002. Eraserheads' unique blend of catchy melodies, relatable lyrics, and innovative sound helped define a generation of Filipino youth and inspired numerous local artists. Despite their disbandment, their music continues to be celebrated and enjoyed by fans, transcending generations and solidifying their legacy as pioneers of Filipino alternative rock.
