Ely Buendia to launch new album, Method Adapter with a special full-length show

Ely Buendia is set to celebrate the release of his upcoming album, Method Adaptor with an official launch at 123 Block in Mandaluyong City on November 8, 2024, from 7 p.m. onwards.

In true Ely Buendia fashion, the event will feature a full-length concert performance of the critically acclaimed hitmaker, wielding guitar in his element, on stage.

In addition, he will also be sharing the stage with an impressive roster of talented artists under Offshore Music (OM), such as Ligaya Escueta, ALYSON, Carousel Casualties, and Aviators.  

Presented by Gabi Na Naman Productions (GNN), Ely Buendia: Method Adaptor album launch will debut the songs off his new record for the first time in a live setting, with special surprises in terms of production and repertoire.

Pre-sale tickets are available via bit.ly/elybuendia123block with the following tiers:

• SVIP (Dedicated front section, photo op with Ely Buendia, signed CD) *limited quantities only
• PHP 2,500
• VIP (Dedicated front section, CD) *limited quantities only
• PHP 2,000
• Standard: Pre-sale (General Admission)
• PHP 1,000
• Standard: Walk-ins (General Admission)
• PHP 1,500

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Ely Buendia marks triumphant comeback with new single “Bulaklak Sa Buwan”

His latest track serves as his first solo release since 2021’s “Metro”

Ely Buendia enters a new era of his solo music career with the release of “Bulaklak Sa Buwan.”

The fuzzy, alt-rock number serves as the first single off his upcoming sophomore album, Method Adaptor, which will be out on November 8, 2024, via Sony Music Entertainment and Offshore Music. 

The track’s release coincides with the prevalence of fabricated stories and propaganda-driven atrocities in online spaces, challenging listeners to raise awareness for factual truth and combat misinformation.

“I’ve been watching documentaries a lot, and I tried to distill everything in one song,” the legendary Pinoy rock artist explains. “The track is all about the quest for the truth. It's about seeking knowledge while resisting the confines of dogma.”

Celebrate The Eraserheads’ Legacy with “Ultraelectromagneticpop!” Vinyl Launch

Sony Music Philippines, in partnership with Offshore Music, honors the lasting impact of The Eraserheads on Pinoy pop culture by hosting the official vinyl launch of Ultraelectromagneticpop! —the game-changing debut album released in 1993 under BMG Records. 

Be the first to own the 25th edition remastered vinyl, which will be exclusively available on November 24, Sunday at Eastwood Central Plaza in Quezon City from 11am onwards. 

A tribute party wouldn’t be complete without performances and tribute covers from the country’s finest music acts including The Itchyworms, Barbie Almalbis, Cheats, Nathan & Mercury, Pinkmen, We Got!, and Nobody’s Home. 

Zero in on Pupil’s Zilch, the Band’s Most Sophisticated Release to Date

When Ely Buendia sings “The world is a place / behind this firewall” on Zilch’s scorching opener “Firewall,” it is both an invitation and a taunt: a wink-nudge suggestion that there is a plane beyond the rabbit-hole—that the practice of imagining is a reward in itself, perhaps the best reward of all—but also a show of sneer-filled discontent. In this day and age, when unthinkable things start coming to life, when fiction starts ringing like the truth, it is odd of anyone to not want to rearrange the furniture in their minds even for a bit. And Zilch, Pupil’s fourth full-length and their first with MCA Music, Inc., is charitable in imaginings both musical and lyrical. 

Finished during a collaborative sabbatical of sorts—Buendia doing shows with punk-rockabilly supergroup The Oktaves, as well as booking the occasional solo revue home and elsewhere; drummer Wendell Garcia doing session work with a host of acts, even reuniting for a few gigs with Barbie’s Cradle; and, perhaps most publicly, bassist Dok Sergio and new guitarist Jerome Velasco doing a string of successful shows with the momentarily-reformed Teeth—the new record brings with it a fresh perspective on Pupil music-making.