Pinoy Albums » Monsterbot – Destroy! Destroy! (2002)

Monsterbot Destroy! Destroy!

James NerveGasClouds (柿原)

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1.Countdown

Monsterbot · Electronic, Alternative Rock · 320 kbps

2.I Can Fake It

Monsterbot · Electronic, Alternative Rock · 320 kbps

3.Explosive

Monsterbot · Electronic, Alternative Rock · 320 kbps

4.Stage 1

Monsterbot · Electronic, Alternative Rock · 321 kbps

5.What Do You Mean by That?

Monsterbot · Electronic, Alternative Rock · 320 kbps

6.Instrument of Pleasure

Monsterbot · Electronic, Alternative Rock · 320 kbps

7.Everything You

Monsterbot · Electronic, Alternative Rock · 320 kbps

8.Stage 2

Monsterbot · Electronic, Alternative Rock · 320 kbps

9.Parockstar

Monsterbot · Electronic, Alternative Rock · 320 kbps

10.Bury the Oreo

Monsterbot · Electronic, Alternative Rock · 320 kbps

11.Melting Bricks

Monsterbot · Electronic, Alternative Rock · 320 kbps

12.Magnet

Monsterbot · Electronic, Alternative Rock · 320 kbps

13.Tuition Fee

Monsterbot · Electronic, Alternative Rock · 320 kbps

14.Nine

Monsterbot · Electronic, Alternative Rock · 320 kbps

15.Miniskirt

Monsterbot · Electronic, Alternative Rock · 320 kbps

16.Display

Monsterbot · Electronic, Alternative Rock · 320 kbps

17.Dying Light

Monsterbot · Electronic, Alternative Rock · 321 kbps

18.Malfunction

Monsterbot · Electronic, Alternative Rock · 320 kbps

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320-321 kbps

Alternative

Electronic

Monsterbot

Rock

James NerveGasClouds (柿原):

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NOTES:

”No penetration on the stage, please!”

Composed of Glenn Agustin (vocals), Diego Mapa (guitar), Peter Ferrer (guitar), Rem Vocalan (keyboard), Carl Claudio (bass), Ryan Magsumbol (drums).

”Year 2002’s MCA Universal release Destroy! Destroy! put Monsterbot on the alternative music map, largely through the music video-powered single Explosive. The Monsterbot style – a manic mix of post-punk, garage rock, pop, funk, and everything in between – had won over an audience of listeners tired of the power chord sludge and Korn-spawned copycats. The Quark Henares-directed Explosive video earned a nomination at the MTV Pilipinas Awards 2002 for Best New Artist. Monsterbot was also nominated at the NU 107 Rock Awards in the same year. And for his work on Destroy! Destroy!, Raimund Marasigan won Producer of the Year honors.”