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Sugarfree back at Museum August 28, 29

August 25, 2009 - 12:00am

One sure mark of success for a band is when days are spent ruminating in mornings and airports because of the rigorous touring that comes with success. Such is the inspiration behind the title of Sugarfree’s...

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An old band with a young sound

By Baby A. Gil | April 3, 2006 - 12:00am

I think of the new hit tune Sugod by Sandwich as a close relation of Orange & Lemon’s Pinoy Ako. Not that there is any similarity in the themes of the songs or between the interpreters. Pinoy Ako is all...

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Sugarfree turns on the ‘dramachine’

By Baby A. Gil | October 13, 2004 - 12:00am

Sugarfree is back with a new album. Made up of Ebe Dancel on guitars and vocals, Jal Taguibao on bass and Mitch Singson on drums, the trio made a laudable debut last year with Sa Wakas. The all-original set was...

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