Posts tagged The Charmes
Armi and Jiggers De Dios of The Charmes last Terno Inferno, saGuijo.
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Post-screening emotions
Thank you to everyone for coming to last night’s “A Week in Metro Manila: Up Dharma Down” Manila screening! We didn’t expect Capone’s to be that packed as early as 10pm! I would also like to apologize for the sound difficulties. As it turned out, Capone’s sound system was slowly failing. But again and again, THANK YOU for the support!
Thank you to The Charmes, Up Dharma Down, and the events staff, of course! Last night would not have been possible without you guys!
On a personal note, thank you too for being patient with my newbie hosting skills (har har) and for that epic birthday salubong! To everyone who sang in chorus while Armi and I were onstage (plus those hugs!!!), thank you! And to both bands, The Charmes and Up Dharma Down, thank you for the in between sets greeting! *kilig*
There are just too many things to be grateful about and this post just can’t make most of its justice. But I know that we ALL had fun last night so yeah, let’s take it by experience and memory!
And you know what, Terno will always be home. :)
Taking advantage of being this page’s administrator,
Mayee
Terno Recordings: the “Chicago Is The World” broadcasts (1&2)
They are finally up!!!
After months of waiting, the remastered broadcasts are finally up. Check out broadcasts 1&2, as Tony Rago (LIFE2short, Terno Recordings, American OPM Music Scene enthusiast) takes his co-host Brenda Lee Intengan into the journey he experienced this August in Manila, with music across the Terno Lineup & Live interviews from some of your favorite bands (Musical O, The Charmes, Sleepwalk Circus, Encounters With A Yeti, Up Dharma Down, and even Terno head Toti Dalmacion).
Original Broadcasts recorded live at WHPK 88.5 Studios, at the University of Chicago.
NOTE: These broadcasts for some reason do not load on Internet Explorer, so it is recommend to use Safari, Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, etc.
This program focuses on Manila, Philippines… Manila’s Indie Rock scene featuring Terno Recordings Artists. Brenda’s guest Tony Rago spends a week in the southeast Metropolis to bring you our listeners and readers a taste of some fabulous music coming from the record label and its artists.This program focuses on Manila, Philippines… Manila’s Indie Rock scene featuring Terno Recordings Artists. Brenda’s guest Tony Rago spends a week in the southeast Metropolis to bring you our listeners and readers a taste of some fabulous music coming from the record label and its artists.
Broadcast features the following music and interviews by Tony Rago:
- Up Dharma Down
- Hidden Nikki
- Populardays
- Sleepwalk Circus
- Musical O – (Featured Artist – 2 songs w/ Interview)
- The Charmes (Featured Artist – 2 songs w/ Interview)
- Interview w/ owner of Terno Recordings (Featured Interview)
This program digs deeper into Manila, Philippines and the Indie Rock scene featuring Terno Recordings Artists. Brenda’s guest Tony Rago spends a week in the southeast Metropolis to bring you our listeners and readers a taste of some fabulous music coming from the record label and its artists.
Broadcast features the following music and interviews by Tony Rago:
- Pasta Groove
- Radioactive Sago Project
- Sleepwalk Circus (Featured Artist – 2 songs w/ Interview)
- Encounters With A Yeti (Featured Artist – 2 songs w/ Interview)
- Up Dharma Down (Featured Artist & Interview – 4 songs)
Terno Recordings:http://ternorecordings.com
Up Dharma Down:http://myspace.com/updharmadown
Terno Recordings USA Vimeo Page:http://vimeo.com/channels/ternorecordingsusa
Chicago Is World- “A Week In Metro Manila: Terno Recordings & the Manila Music Scene” blog: http://chicagoistheworld.org/2010/10/a-week-in-metro-manila-terno-recordings-part-1/
Check out “Two Stops Over” host Francisco Guerrero’s Photography Blog, and some awesome pics from the TERNO RECORDINGS photo shoot.
http://www.francisco-guerrero.com/index.php?/two-stops-over/terno-recordings/
Terno Bands invade two stops over…
What is the Filipino sound? Paco tries to capture the answer to this through the portraits of 9 independent Filipino bands under the Terno Recordings label: MUSICAL O, UP DHARMA DOWN, HIDDEN NIKKI, ENCOUNTERS WITH A YETI, SLEEPWALK CIRCUS, NOT ANOTHER BOY BAND, POPULAR DAYS, THE CHARMES, and the RADIOACTIVE SAGO PROJECT; shooting them in old, heritage buildings and sites in the city.
The first two bands, Hidden Nikki and Not Another Boy Band, were shot in Sampaloc, in a beautiful building called Gota de Leche, or a drop of milk, which is run by a century-old foundation called La Proteccion de la Infancia. The set, which came with a piano, was perfect for Hidden Nikki. The outdoor post, which was used for the whimsical Not Another Boy Band, was a parody of the iconic photograph of New York construction workers having lunch over Manhattan.
Radio Active Sago, with its spoken word elements, was shot in the gutted, graffiti sprayed ruins in Intramuros.
The remaining bands took their turns in the Manila Post Office. Sleepwalk Circus was shot by the wide, vintage steps; Encounters with a Yeti was at the impressive Lockboxes; a messy room behind the building was the set for Up Dharma Down; the locker area had Musical O running around; Popular Days used the cavernous main hall of the post office; and, finally, The Charmes were shot at the building’s façade.
Check out the 3rd Episode of Two Stops Over airing on Nov. 21, 7:30pm on 2nd Avenue!
