Welcome to Pinoy Bato ng Dekada Nobenta – Your Ultimate Digital Archive of 90s Pinoy Rock

Step back in time to the golden era of Filipino rock music—the 90s. A decade that brought a fresh, rebellious energy to the Filipino music scene, 90s Pinoy Rock was a soundtrack to a generation's dreams, struggles, and triumphs. From the angst-filled anthems of grunge to the catchy riffs of pop-punk, this was the era that birthed some of the most iconic bands and unforgettable songs in the history of Filipino music.

On this blog, we’re dedicated to preserving the legacy of 90s Pinoy Rock. Here, you'll find in-depth explorations of the artists who defined the scene, the albums that became instant classics, indie rock albums to explore and the stories that made the music more than just sound—it became a movement. Whether you’re rediscovering the hits of your youth or hearing them for the first time, this space is for anyone who loves the raw, authentic spirit of 90s Pinoy Rock.

Join us as we dive deep into the heart of the 90s rock revolution, celebrating the music, the culture, and the memories that continue to inspire new generations of listeners.

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