“Oyez, Oyez, Oyez!” Hark ye lost souls seeking to escape the drudgery of your daily toil by visiting this board, for Saturday marks the day of Girls Rock Camp Houston‘s Christmas Benefit. Yeah, for on this very Saturday on the eighteenth day of December in the year of our lord…
You know what Santa digs?Rock and Roll!Rock and Roll played by Girls!!!So what better way to get on his good side than to help Girls Rock Camp Houston‘s 2011 program. Saturday December 18th at Rudyard’s we will have the crushing and unrelenting might of Omotai, the action packed all-star team…
Tonight on the KTRU local show(8 – 10pm central standard time)It’s The Linus Pauling Quartet!!! Yes, fans of guitar string frequency oscillation – tonight is your night. The Linus Pauling Quartet will be playing The KTRU Local Show and we guarantee such exciting fare as: * 82.41 Hz* 110.00 Hz*…
This project was a bit delayed as we’d hoped to have it done in time for Tonystock but alas, we are Linus and things just get done whenever they get done ya know? …because well…hell… we’re just complicated, OK? Anyhow, thing is we missed that deadline but also intended this…
Well hell, Here it is Friday afternoon and we have two shows tomorrow for the new album Horns of Ammon. The cover is made by our good friend Chris Cascio and we’re pretty stoked. As Larry put it, we’re hosing down the vault before moving on to the new material…
Hi friends, We’re a bit behind on our blogging and we promise we’ll catch up with a what we did over the summer post soon but for now here is the poster for our upcoming record release.
We will be performing with a host of other local bands tonight on the KTRU local show. For those outside of Houston who are unaware, Rice University has quietly negotiated for the sale of the Student Run Radio Station over the summer while the students were away. KTRU has been…
Weirdness, we only just released this last week and already the 7″ is on Youtube.
Well it looks like the new single got some love over at Space City Rock. Jeremy Hart wrote: “…First off, the Quartet’s track, “Monster,” eschews the band’s trademark thundering guitar attack (at least at first) in favor of a hypnotic, raga-sounding drone that brings to mind the Beatles’ “Tomorrow Never…
Hide your women! Hide your children! Long has it been since its horrendous visage has fouled a stage, yet much like C’thulu, The LP4 rises again this month! The LP4’s return shall be marked by the arrival of small polyvinyl chloride discs containing new musical incantations. Etched into this disc…
