Pinoy Rock Shuffle 1 Episode 10

Get ready to dive into the raw, unfiltered energy of the 90s Pinoy rock scene with a handpicked selection of hard-hitting tracks. 

  1.  Death By Stereo - Mukha Ka Ng Bangkay
  2.  Backdraft - Asong Ulol
  3.  Datu's Tribe - Praning
  4.  Piranha - Basagulero
  5.  Snakebite Religion - Batong Buhay
  6.  Weedd - Di Ako Tanga
  7.  Bonehead - Bahay Sabog
  8.  Saga - Atras-abante

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