Pop
Philippines
Eraserheads
About Eraserheads
Eraserheads open 1994 single “Minsan” singing about Kalayaan, the name of their shared college dorm and the Filipino word for freedom. It encapsulates what the band craved: freedom to reimagine OPM. Debut Ultraelectromagneticpop! began a decade-long career which became the archetype for Filipino bands everywhere. Their clever, simpatico sound—guitar-driven and pulsing with beats—generated anthems for countless ’90s Pinoy kids, meaning their 2002 breakup could never be the end: cue a 2008 reunion concert and even a musical. The magnitude of Eraserheads’ impact on Filipino culture cannot be underestimated. As long as their records play, their legacy lives.
Influenced by EraserheadsEraserheads has influenced the music of totâ, Paham, Eunice Rain and more.
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