Sugarfree Live!

Published terribly early in the morning of August 28, 2009

About a month less than two years ago, we got the chance to watch Sugarfree’s first major solo concert Sugarfree Live! Some of you may know that the band is not known for big concerts and that first one at the Music Museum came eight years after they started. Later tonight, Sugarfree celebrates its tenth [...]


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Five on Friday: Thoughts on Philippine Democracy

Published in the wee hours of August 22, 2009

Today’s date marks the death of Ninoy back in 1983, an event which has led to the world–changing 1986 EDSA Revolution. If not for that period in Philippine history, the reign of Marcos’ dictatorship might have never stopped, and just maybe we can never just put out thoughts to share with everyone. Blogging (and freedom [...]


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Sugarfree: Mornings and Airports

Published in the wee hours of August 20, 2009

The first time we heard about Sugarfree’s latest album, Hana and I eagerly waited for news on its final release. The moment we heard that it’s supposed to be on its way to the record stores, I sent an SMS to the band’s number just to ask which shops already have their stocks. Unfortunately, their [...]


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