More than two decades in the business have taught Sponge Cola a thing or two about survival via adaptation. The Filipino four-piece—led by Yael Yuzon since their 1998 inception—nurture a catalogue that runs the stylistic gamut, taking in in emotive, acoustically driven pop like “Jeepney” and "Di Na Mababawi" as well as spikier fare like the subtly punky “Tuliro” and the fierce, riff-driven “Pasubali”. As a thoroughly modern rock band, Sponge Cola an example why there's no such thing as having too many strings to your bow.