References 6underground

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philmusic.com, 6underground divesifies: branch out tv, radio, , internet. [1]
philmusic.com, 6underground lives on: live & raw. [2]
anthem mag, january 2007 [3]
anthem mag, march 2007
burn mag, december 2006
burn mag, february 2007
fhm phils mag, july 2005
fhm phils mag, august 2006
fhm phils mag, june 2007
fudge mag phils, december 2006
fudge mag phils, october 2008
mabuhay mag, december 2005
philippine star newspaper, december 23, 2005
pulp magazine, september 2005
pulp magazine, november 2007




^ jim ayson: 6underground diversifies branch out tv, radio, , internet, page 1, philmusic, 2008
^ jim ayson: 6underground lives on live , raw, page 1, philmusic, 2007
^ venerating music beneath earth , page 2, anthem, 2007
^ ailene sarmiento: whole lot of music @ 6underground , page 3, anthem, 2007
^ denise mallabo: can found 6 feet underground in middle of yuppie city? , page 48, burn, 2006
^ shaira luna: 6ug 2! , page 68, burn, 2007
^ ely buendia: watch space, 6underground , page 40, fhm, 2005
^ bahaghari: offer fame , page 20, fhm, 2006
^ schools of rock, page 30, fhm, 2007
^ ed ramos: ebonics emo , page 4, fudge, 2006
^ annie alejo: scenes underground , page 42, fudge, 2008
^ far maddening crowd , page 32, mabuhay, 2005
^ adrenaline pumping christmas , page d-8, philippine star, december 23, 2005
^ joey dizon: 6underground , page 40, pulp, 2005
^ jason caballa: 6underground live & raw, page 106, pulp, 2007






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