Hilera

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Hilera
Origin San Juan City, Philippines
Genres Pinoy rock, alternative rock, pop-punk, rockabilly
Years active2004–present
Labels PolyEast Records
MembersChris Padilla
Bobby Padilla
Luke Xavier Bayhon
JC Tayag
Past membersIvan Garcia
Buddy Zabala
Conrad Javier

Hilera is a Filipino rock band formed in December 2004. Originally a three-piece band, it currently consists of Chris Padilla, Bobby Padilla, Luke Xavier Bayhon and JC Tayag.

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Formation

In February 2004, bandmates Chris Padilla and Ivan Garcia decided to form their own three-piece band. After months of searching, Padilla's brother Bobby was showing potential with his drumming skills. They decided to move forward with their lineup, and in December 2004 Hilera was officially formed.

The band joined the Nescafe Soundskool Battle of the Bands in 2005. The young band won the top spot and scored a recording contract with EMI Philippines. and release their first self titled debut album on October 30, 2006. [1] Since then, the band has been very active and has been nominated at various award shows such as the NU Rock Awards, Myx Music Awards, IFM Pinoy Music Awards, and SOP (Pasiklaband).

On March 11, 2009, the band released their 2nd album "Nut House" features their carrier single "Radical" [2]

In late 2015 Ivan Garcia left the band due to personal reasons. He was later replaced by former Eraserheads and The Dawn bassist, Buddy Zabala. The band also announced that their upcoming album would be released in 2016.

On 2018, the band released a 6 track EP titled "The Other Way Around" [3]

Musical style

Their style of music is a mix of punk rock, alternative rock, and rockabilly. Padilla and Garcia had a fascination with metal and other genres starting out. However, listening to bands like The Clash, Green Day and the Stray Cats defined the band's musical direction.

Discography

Studio albums

Album titleTracksYearReleased by
HileraRhyme Without Reason
The Pot Of Gold
Pass The Walls
Define
Lies In The Head
Dehado
Up The Heavens
All Of This
Pilit
Sun Grass
Nothing New
Smiles And Fades
2006 PolyEast Records
NutHouseStop The Fight
Not This Time
Ded Ded Ded
Radical
It's A Crime
Another Face
No Lizard King
Murder
I'll Get By
So Be It
Floating In A Freewall
Wala Akong Alam
Stop Looking At Me
Protest
It All Ends
Doo Wop Pop
2009 PolyEast Records
Kid In A ComaKid In A Coma
Armageddon Time
Blackout!
No Future
Bad Boy
Going Nowhere
It Sucks
Outcast
Dead End Street
Hypocrite
World On Fire
Who's Gonna Save Us Now?
2010PsychoLab Records

Compilations

Band members

Former members

Awards and nominations

YearAward-giving bodyCategoryNominated workResults
2005 Nescafe SoundskoolGrand ChampionWon
2007iFM Pinoy Music AwardsSong of the Year"Pilit"Won
MYX Music Awards Favorite New ArtistNominated [4]
NU Rock Awards Best New ArtistWon [5]
Bassist of the Year(for Ivan Garcia)Nominated [6]
Best Live ActNominated [6]
2008 MYX Music Awards Favorite Remake"Mahirap Magmahal ng Syota ng Iba"Nominated [7]
SOP PasiklabandBreakthrough ArtistNominated
2009 NU Rock Awards Best Live ActWon
Bassist of the Year(for Ivan Garcia)Won [8]
Video of the Year"Radical"Nominated
Producer of the Year"NutHouse"Nominated
Best Album Packaging(Timothy Wong for "NutHouse")Nominated
Drummer of the Year(for Bobby Padilla)Nominated
Guitarist of the Year(for Chris Padilla)Nominated
Vocalist of the Year(for Chris Padilla)Nominated
Album of the Year"NutHouse"Nominated
Artist of the YearNominated
2010 MYX Music Awards Favorite Rock Video"Radical"Nominated
Favorite Music Video"Radical"Nominated

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Awards
Preceded by NU Rock Awards
Best New Artist

2007
Succeeded by