Tayo Na Sa Paraiso

Siakol’s Tayo Na Sa Paraiso arrived on Alpha Records as a defiant OPM anthem, blending hard rock aggression with Tagalog-language storytelling that resonated across the Philippine underground. Released during the late 1980s metal surge, the track married distorted guitars and driving rhythms to socially conscious lyrics, establishing Siakol as more than novelty act—they were documenting working-class struggle through amplified rock. Alpha Records' backing gave the group platform to reach beyond Manila’s club circuit into national consciousness, cementing the label’s role in championing homegrown metal during an era dominated by Western imports.