Sugarfree

Sugarfree was a pop-alternative group that was formed in 1999. Their sound was heavily influenced by the likes of Popsicle, Eraserheads, Oasis, and Radiohead. The initial line up had The Pin-Ups' Mitch Singson on drums. Singson left the band in August 2006 for personal reasons. Quisumbing immediately took place.

They were signed to Viva Records but their album was shelved. By 2003, thanks to the help of Tracks Studio's Angee Rozul, their freshman offering was picked up and released by EMI Philippines (now known as PolyEast Records).

• Alinlangan 
• Burnout 
• Kandila 
• Mundong Malungkot 
• Unang Araw 
• Alinlangan 
• Burnout 
• Cleptomania 
• Cromosoma 
• Dramachine 
• Fade Away 
• Hari Ng Sablay 
• Hintay 
• If You Feel Me? (Dais West Coast Mix) 
• Insomya 
• Kandila 
• Kung Ayaw Mo Na Sa Akin 
• Kwarto 
• Kwentuhan 
• Limbo 
• Mariposa 
• Martir 
• Mundong Malungkot 
• Pay Me (Feat. Hi-c) 
• Prom 
• Reunion 
• Taguan 
• Telepono 
• The Allan Song 
• Tulog Na 
• Tummy Ache 
• Unang Araw 
• Wag Ka Nang Umiyak 

The Dawn

On 2006, the highlighted the release of their indie movie, Tulad Ng Dati- The Movie and grabbed several awards. It was followed by a 20th anniversary album entitled Tulad Ng Dati which was released on October under Warner Music Philippines. It contained carrier single, “Ang Iyong Paalam”.

• Bawat Bata 
• Enveloped Ideas 
• Tulad ng Dati 
• Summer Sand 
• Sorrow Flew On Black Wings 
• Soil Of Dead Earth 
• Ride The Wings Of Pestilence 

Cambio

Cambio is a Filipino rock supergroup composed of Raimund Marasigan, Buddy Zabala, Ebe Dancel, Diego Mapa and Kris Gorra-Dancel.Cambio is well-known for having songs about Pinoy Pop Culture, such as DV (Divisoria, a commercial place in Manila which is popular for having affordable goods) and Call Center (on the budding contact center and Business Process Outsourcing industry in the Philippines).


Matic

• Admit One Thing
• Shopaholica
• Totoy Boogie
• Rumarampa
• Call Center
• Field Trip
• You Wear Me
• Pasaway
• Bulimic
• Sakanasabi
• Shake Your Pants
• Passengers

Barbie's Cradle

Barbie's Cradle was a Filipino alternative rock band, formed in 1998 by the remaining members of Barbie Almalbis's previous band, Hungry Young Poets, and disbanded in 2005 when Almalbis took up a solo career. The band released three albums, Barbie's Cradle, Music from the Buffet Table, and Playing in the Fields, the last two of which featured lyrics notable for their Christian-oriented content, brought about by personal changes in the life of songwriter Almalbis. Aside from Almalbis, members over the years included Rommel de la Cruz who played Bass throughout the band's existence; drummers Franklin Benitez and Wendell Garcia, who were part of the band before and after the release of Music from the Buffet Table, respectively, and Kakoi Legaspi, who took up a second guitar position just prior to the band's dissolution in 2005.

• Bam Bam 
• Independence Day 
• Just A Smile 
• Someday 
• Tabing Ilog 
• 121 
• All I Need 
• Bam Bam 
• Belinda Bye Bye 
• Dear Paul 
• Everyday 
• Firewoman 
• Floating 
• Happy Together 
• Idlip 
• Ik Wil Blijven 
• Independence Day 
• Just A Smile 
• Limang Dipang Tao 
• Money For Food 
• Pag-ibig 
• Rebirth 
• Shiny Red Balloon 
• Someday 
• Stars 
• Tabing Ilog 
• The Dance 
• Torete 

Asin

The culmination of all these events led to the creation and the launch of their third album "Himig ng Lahi" (Hymn of the Race) on the same year. Through Nonoy, Fred Aban Jr., the session bass player known by the name Pendong, was anointed by the trio and became the fourth member of the group, despite him not being a songwriter. Since everybody in the group was a ‘junior’ ( each one was carrying his father’s first name), Nene also proclaimed herself a 'junior'.

• Ang Buhay Ko 
• Itanong Mo Sa Mga Bata 
• Lupa 
• Masdan Mo Ang Kapaligiran 
• Pagbabalik 
• Ang Bayan Kong Sinilangan 
• Ang Bayan Kong Sinilangan (Timog Cotabato)   1
• Ang Buhay Ko 
• At Tayo'y Dahon 
• Balita 
• Batingaw 
• Dukha   1
• Gising Na Kaibigan 
• Hangin 
• Himig Ng Pag-ibig 
• Itanong Mo Sa Mga Bata 
• Lupa 
• Magnanakaw 
• Magulang   1
• Magulang (Alay Kay Rocky) 
• Masdan Mo Ang Kapaligiran 
• Monumento 
• Pagbabalik 
• Panibagong Bukas 
• Sayang Ka 
• Tuldok 
• Usok 

Bamboo

Their second album, Light Peace Love, which was released in 2005, consists of ten songs with differing moods and subjects, and took only 3 months to record. This album has a softer sound with both its lyrics and delivery. For this album, the band added more strings and a variety of other instruments, including trumpets. The band admitted that this album had a personal feel to it. They experimented with several new styles that may please new listeners, at the risk of disappointing fans of the more conventional rock of their first album.

• Alpha Beta Omega
• As the Music Plays 04
• As the music plays the band
• Bamboogie
• Break On The Though
• F.U.
• Hallelujah
• Hudas
• Light Years
• Masaya
• Mr. Clay
• Much Has Been Said
• Noypi
• Peace Man
• Pinoy
• Pride And Flame
• Pride and the Flame
• Probinsyana
• So Far Away
• Sunshine
• Take Me Down
• Tatsulok
• These Days
• Truth
• War Of Hearts And Minds

Imago

Imago was formed in 1999 With Aia de Leon on vocals and rhythm guitar, Tim Cacho on lead guitar, Arvin Gatmaitan on bass and back up vocals, Zach Lucero on drums and Michelle Pritchard on violin. After their tribal-sounding track titled "Rainsong" spent considerable time being played on NU107's In The Raw, a program for independent bands in the country, it eventually graduated into the station's mainstream playlist.

• Akap
• Alay
• Anino
• Bathala
• Bihag
• Do
• Ewan
• Freefall
• Highway
• Idlip
• L'ami Américain
• Last Dance
• Lights Out
• Lula
• Michael V
• Otherwise
• Phoenix
• Spolarium
• Sro
• Sundo
• Taning
• Taralets
• Tite
• Under Repair
• Zelo