Greyhoundz

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Greyhoundz is a 4 piece band (originally 5) based in Manila. The band is composed of vocalist Reg Rubio, bassist Nino Avenido, drummer TJ Brillantes, and guitarists Audie Avenido and Allen Cudal (deceased). The band is also part of the wave composed of bands such as Queso, Slapshock and Chicosci during the late 90's. Part of the batch that revolutionized the Pinoy Nu metal scene.

Greyhoundz regularly plays the Manila music circuit as well as the relative provincial gigs.

Unfortunately on the 6th of May 2004, a tragic event happened when original member, Allen Cudal (also one of their guitarists) died from a car accident. Many followers of the band were shocked during the sudden passing of the band member. 2004 Pulp SummerSlam, was the last time that fans were able to watch the band in their complete line up.

But despite the tragic event, the band still continued and as respect for their late member, the band now performs as a 4 piece band rather than hiring a new member.

1 Albums
2 Videos
3 Singles
4 References
5 Band Official Website

[edit] Albums

7 Corners of Your Game (1999)
Heads And Tails (2001)
Apoy (2006)

[edit] Videos

Your Puppet and Clown
Karmic feat. Ian Tayao of Queso
Apoy
Koro feat. Gloc 9, Otso of Queso, and Francis Magalona
Doble Kara

[edit] Singles

Mr. Pig
Pigface
Leech
Your Puppet and Clown
Jack in the Box
Bonfires and Sandcastles
Apoy
Doble Kara
Koro (Feat. Gloc 9, Otso Queso and Francis M.)

[edit] References

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