Counting Down To Black Christmas: The Wolfgang Music Education Series
The Black Christmas Concert is less than two weeks away! You can still get tickets for the December 10 Eastwood concert by calling Ticketnet at 911-5555.
Despite growing up and listening to OPM rock in the 90s, I wasn’t exactly caught in the reverie around the Eraserheads reunion. Though its undeniable that the Eraserheads were the single biggest rock act in the entire decade, the brand of music that Adoro, Buendia, Marasigan and Zabala permeated the airwaves blurred the boundaries of rock and pop. This enabled the band to straddle artistic authority and overwhelming critical and commercial success.

But some people just want music to be a little bit more hard-hitting. Sure, catchy melodies and relateable lyrics are a tried-and-tested formula in making a chart-topper but for a generation that was fresh off listening to bootleg cassettes of Metallica and Nirvana, the aforementioned technique just wouldn’t cut it. There were a considerable number of heavy acts that preceded Wolfgang but the impact that the band had as a hard rock quarter is beyond reproach. They made hard rock marketable. A lot of people still found the music to be loud but a considerable number banded around the music and stamped their generation’s mark all over it. Continue Reading »






