P.O.T.

P.O.T. showed up around the limping substitute music picture of Manila, Philippines, using the audio and fury of the fireball — and just like quickly burnt out. The cool rock-band was produced by Karl Roy (vocals), Ian Umali (electric guitar), Mally Paraguya (bass), and a musical-chairs roster of drummers in Manila in 1995. Roy was originally the business lead singer of brand-new wave veterans Development Contact the initial half from the ’90s. P.O.T. allowed him to unleash his eclectic affects, shaping the group’s high-energy mixture of spirit, rock and roll, and acidity jazz. The music group debuted on the Music Museum, starting for the rock combo Razorback. It had been the start of a short but explosive profession, one that acquired them relentlessly gigging and floors crowds with effective live shows. On November 18, 1996, the group was agreed upon to PolyEast Information and immediately started documenting its debut record. The self-titled Compact disc was released in-may 1997, and P.O.T. helped to resuscitate and provide creativity back again to Philippine rock and roll, which was shedding the commercial influence it acquired in the first ’90s. P.O.T. was among the headliners on the Puerto Azul Music Celebration, and it appeared like the music group was coming to becoming greatly successful, winning many trophies from several award-giving systems and getting mass radio airplay in its house country. Nevertheless, Roy was identified as having an infected center valve, needing him to endure surgery, which place the group on a brief hiatus. Umali afterwards resigned in the music group, reportedly attempting to additional his education. P.O.T. later on split up. Roy after that created Kapatid with bassist Nathan Azarcon, guitarist Chico Molina, and drummer J-hoon Balbuena. Their eponymous 1st album arrived in 2003.