Former vocalist Mark Taladua narrated a legend about tunnels carved below ancient Vatican where religious leaders flock to celebrate a "spiritual" deed of sexual activities. Although, this information was unofficially unleashed, the story inspired the band and chose to adapt. The name was originally contrived as Love Tunnels and Satellites and was eventually shortened for convenience.

Love Satellites gigs are usually posted via lovesatellites@yahoogroups.com (to subscribe: email lovesatellites-subscribe@yahoogroups.com)

MP3 has immensely changed the global music culture. In some ways, it works to a disadvantage for large record companies, yet at a micro-instant, a bigleap for the more-often-neglected-but-extremely-talented artists across the globe.

Indie is the way to go!

LOVE SATELLITES debuted in the Philippine airwaves with the single "Ode To Us" written by John Taladua (brother of the band's former singer). After more than a year and an almost perpetual search for a new line-up, the band decided to set new goals and started working back in the studio with Ian Zafra as producer and eventually led to the release of their first single "So Come On", a track from their upcoming E.P. to be released some time summer 2004

The Smiths, Jesus and Mary Chains, The Stone Roses, The Cure, Echo & The Bunnymen, James, Morrissey, The Care, Wild Swans, Icicle Works, Mighty Lemon Drops, Pulp, Ocean Blue, Popsicle, 10,000 Maniacs, Coldplay, REM, Sonic Youth, The Strokes, Babybird, New Order, Joy Division, Ramones, Billy Idol, The Doors and Many, Many more...

Philippines at night

LOVE SATELLITES hopes to release their first E.P. entitled "Coverstar" under Mood Swing Records this summer...

...released already but copies sold out.. we will reproduce another batch. Just for You.