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Happy² Birthday Anthony Goodgrass 🎂🎉🎊💚

𝗛𝗮𝗽𝗽𝘆 𝗕𝗶𝗿𝘁𝗵𝗱𝗮𝘆 𝘁𝗼 𝗼𝘂𝗿 𝗦𝗽𝗶𝗻 𝗠𝗮𝘀𝘁𝗲𝗿, Goodgrass!

Your beats keep the vibe alive and the energy flowing. Wishing you a day filled with good music, good people, and all the things that make you smile. 💿🔥

Much love from your MoldZ fam! 💚

Support ta ani mga Gaws?!😄🤘💚

Happy Birthday Oscar Felisilda Gayas Jr. 🎂🎉🎊🤘🎸

Happy Birthday, Long! 🎂
Wishing our awesome bassist nothing but good health, happiness, and more amazing moments this year. 🔥

Cheers to more gigs, more good times, and more memories with the band. God bless you always, bro!

-Bathings-

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In terms of tangible output, Glitch were objectively more "successful" than Zooom because they actually released a full-length major-label album—the cult classic Illementz (2000)—while Zooom’s full-length famously never saw the light of day.

The reason they are sometimes left out of the "Mainstream Big 4" conversation usually comes down to three specific factors:

1. The Manila-Centric Bias

The core nu metal "explosion" was heavily centered in Manila (Club Dredd, 70s Bistro, etc.). Glitch was a pioneer out of Cebu. While they were the first Cebuano nu metal band to successfully break into the Manila scene and sign with OctoArts/EMI, the "Big Three" (Slapshock, Greyhoundz, Queso) were all Manila-based. Zooom, despite their lack of an album, was deeply embedded in that specific Manila circuit and the Pulp magazine ecosystem from day one.

2. The Lifespan (2002 Split)

Glitch had a relatively short run as a unit, parting ways around 2002.

• Slapshock and Greyhoundz stayed active for decades.
• Queso and Chicosci evolved and stayed in the public eye.

By the time the mid-2000s rock boom hit, Glitch had already disbanded, leaving them as more of a "legendary ghost" in the scene's history rather than a constant presence.

3. The "Pure" Nu Metal Identity

Interestingly, Glitch stayed very true to the Rapcore/Nu Metal sound (Deftones-style atmospheric riffs mixed with heavy hip-hop influence). Because they didn't pivot into the melodic metalcore or emo sounds that dominated the 2005–2010 era, they remain a "pure" representation of the late 90s sound. For collectors like yourself, this makes their physical media—especially the Illementz CD—one of the most sought-after (and expensive) grails in the OPM metal world.

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🔥SOMETHING BIG IS COMING🔥

Get ready to experience another explosive event from Techno Pro Production! 🎶⚡

We’re bringing you the 2ND SUMMER END GIG 2026 — closing the season louder, bigger, and wilder than ever! ☀️🔥

📢 NOW OPEN FOR BAND LISTING!
Think your band has what it takes to rock the stage? 🤘
We are officially accepting bands to perform on May 30, 2026!

⚠️ Only 15 bands will be selected — so don’t miss your chance!

👉 Just message us directly on our page if you're willing to perform.

Feel the final heat of summer as 15 incredible bands take one stage to deliver high-energy performances, powerful sounds, and unforgettable live music moments. This is more than just a gig… it’s the ultimate send-off to summer. 🌊🔥

This is just the beginning… 👀
Full lineup, schedules, and more surprises coming soon!

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● Lock your slot now

Techno Pro Production is back… and we’re ending summer the only way we know — LOUD.🚀🎧

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Nu metal never Die

Happy Birthday Bon Techno Pro Sound🎚️🔥🎂

Happy Birthday, Bon! 🎉🎂
Wishing our awesome frontman good health and happiness. Cheers to more gigs and good time. 🔥 Godbless you always.

- Bathings fam -

Domination II...🔥🤘






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