After All This Time

Waiting For The End To Start

And we’ve saved the best for last! In this season finale of Worms Upon A Time, we’re bringing you three wonderful milestones from our favorite band The Itchyworms.  Tune in as we discuss their collaborations with music legend Ely Buendia, their biggest hit “Di Na Muli”, and their Awit Awards-winning album Waiting For The End To Start.   Since it’s the last episode, we’ve brought in a bunch of guests to join in the conversations from musical maestro Ryan Cayabyab to intrepid filmmaker King Palisoc! It’s a fun, fun finale, folks.

After All This Time

Worms upon a time in 2013, the Itchyworms went indie! With no label support, the four fearless musicians soldiered on in the time of closing record shops and the switch towards streaming platforms.   Tune in and learn about their misadventures in collborating with Pepe Smith and Rey Langit, and writing yet another big hig with "Ayokong Tumanda".  Brought to you by Sony Music Philippines.

Self-Titled

Worms upon a time in 2008, there was no other way for the Itchyworms to go but up! After breaking into the mainstream with Noon Time Show, the boys followed it up with an all-Tagalog album filled with some of the catchiest songs in their catalog. Tune in as we talk about their foray into making jingles, their crazy photoshoot inside a grocery store, and their take on writing songs in Tagalog. 5 albums, 25 years, one awesome band!

Noon Time Show

Worms upon a time in 2005, the Itchyworms released their epic concept album Noontime Show, a biting satire of the TV industry in early 2000s. How did they come about with this classic OPM album? How did they record their complex song arrangements? How did Jugs eventually become a noontime show host himself? Listen to exclusive interviews with Buddy Zabala, Raimund Marasigan, Apol Sta. Maria, and Marie Jamora in this Wormstastic episode!

Little Monsters Under Your Bed

A throwback to their very first album, The Itchyworms reminisce on how they wrote the songs and the experience in working with professionals on their first commercial release. The episode features Ely Buendia and Buddy Zabala of The Eraserheads, Sancho Sanchez of The Dawn, Graphic Designer and Illustrator Cynthia Bauzon-Arre, and internationally acclaimed director Marie Jamora.