Kwento Ni Del

A Girl For The World

Constancia In Pulchritude

Possessethed

Monthly Red

Inspired by a feature article way back in the late 90s about the pampered lives of dogs in California \m/@@\m/

California Dog

The final track of the 2019 compilation album "Unang Sigwa: Mga Piling Kanta Mula sa Dekada Sitenta".  The compilation celebrates the 50th Anniversary of the First Quarter Storm (FQS) movement that saw massive protests against the emerging Marcos dictatorship in the Philippines.

The compilation features original Philippine protest music compositions from the '70s as re-imagined and re-arranged musical pieces that incorporate different contemporary musical styles and genres more familiar to and popular with younger audiences.

Unang Sigwa: Mga Piling Kanta Mula sa Dekada Sitenta

Pagbabalikwas

From the 2007 full-length independent release, "Whoa! Pilipinas!"

Para Que, Elsa

From the 2007 full-length release, "Whoa! Pilipinas!"

The vocalist's dying wishes. No, it's not macabre. It's stupidly cool. \m/@@\m/ 

Death Metal

From the 2007 full-length release, "Whoa! Pilipinas!"

Thanks to a continuing labor export policy that keeps getting pushed by neoliberal economics and general stupidity, the Philippines remains one of the world's best and most attractive sources of cheap, skilled, English-speaking labor. Oh, and docile, too.

Meat (karne) for the world. \m/@@\m/

Karne

From the 2007 full-length release, "Whoa! Pilipinas!"

The Philippine MDG battlecry: "Fight poverty - kill the poor!"

Demolition Squadd

The "heavy' version from the 2007 full-length independent release, "Whoa! Pilipinas!"

"Since there's more of her, there's more to love."

Lakambini Bottom

From the 1995 debut album, 'Galit Kami Sa Baboy" (We Hate Pigs)

Our unofficial theme song for the Ramos administration's "Philippines NIC 2000" program during the 90s.

And I See

From the 1995 debut album, "Galit Kami Sa Baboy" (We Hate Pigs)

The song that started it all. Thanks, LA Rock 105.9!

Praning

From the 1995 debut album, "Galit Kami Sa Baboy" (We Hate Pigs)

Yes, we are Filipinos.

Nakalilitong Mga Tao

From the 1995 debut album, "Galit Kami Sa Baboy" (We Hate Pigs)

At the moment of birth, every Filipino's first gift from the government is a share in the national debt. 

Utang Na Naman

From the 1995 debut album, "Galit Kami Sa Baboy" (We Hate Pigs)

Figuratively speaking, of course. Papatay kami para sa chicharon! \m/@@\m/

Sarsa Platoon

From the 2007 full-length independent release, "Whoa! Pilipinas!"

For those wondering about "postcolonial terrorist rock," please indulge us by reading this:

http://lupitnicabring.wordpress.com/2010/09/14/rakistang-aktibista-reprise/

Thanks!

Feelings

Title Track from the 2007 full-length independent release

The next time you visit, try to see what's on the other side of the fence. \m/@@\m/

Whoa! Pilipinas!

One of the tracks from the "Rapu-Rapu Atbp." compilation album sponsored by the Center for Environmental Concerns, Philippines; the song highlights the many injustices heaped upon Filipino workers, fishermen, farmers and indigenous peoples as a corruption-ridden government continues to collude with big local and foreign business interests to advance the plunder of the Philippines' natural resources.

The lyrics are from Frances Quimpo, while the music and final arrangement are by Cabring Cabrera and Del Visperas of Datu's Tribe.

For more info on the compilation, click on the following link: http://www.cecphils.org/rapu-rapu-album

Rapu-Rapu Atbp.

Para Saan, Para Kanino

From the 2007 full-length release, "Whoa! Pilipinas!"

Hindi na siya nasasarapan...

Christina

Paputian ng balat, patangusan ng ilong, at pagandahan ng accent para to...well, you know, it's like...OMG! Yor eating ISAW?!?!? Don't tats my i-pon por es!!! \m/@@\m/

Apiculture

Industry-marginalized postcolonial rockers notorious for lovable onstage humor & dangerous lyrics

Datu's Tribe

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