LINUS

We started a podcast. Check it out by clicking on the link below:



 Subscribe to the LINUS PODCAST



LINUS! has been a diehard Hawaii based Surf Rock band for the past 9 years, and we have no intention of turning our amps down any time soon. If you like what you hear, please let us know in one form or another. We love making new friends, keeping old ones, and playing our brand of music. The reason we've been around for so long is simple: we believe in our songs, and we think you will too.



Dance Dance Revolution Universe 2



One of our songs is featured on the video game Dance Dance Revolution Universe 2 on the XBOX 360. Purchase this game on Amazon.com.



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White marks on a White wall



Our second full-length CD will be called White marks on a White wall. It has been recorded and we are in the process of mixing and layering some stuff. You'll be able to purchase it through through paypal when we release it in 2008



Tracklisting:



01 I left Home

02 You talk too much

03 Lost in a binding tie

04 Sasha says she loves you

05 Listen UP!

06 Honey and Buttercup

07 Hobby Hunter

08 SOSO

09 Hold on Hold on

10 On a Holiday



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The Construction



Our first full-length CD is called The Construction. It was released in 2005. You can purchase our CD through paypal by clicking on the button below:



$10.00



Tracklisting:



01 Sad To Say

02 Arrivals and Departures

03 The Construction

04 Dirty Sunday

05 Boss

06 Girlfriend

07 It All Depends

08 Impersonal Supertribe

09 Actual Air

10 Tears Fall



The Reviews:



"This first full-length CD puts Linus right on the money. All tunes have a raw edge of hope and optimism. Earnest rock that's easy on the ear, with structure and focus."

-- Wayne Harada (Honolulu Advertiser)



"This is smart music in terms of texture and construction, ranging from simple, stark arrangements to fuzzed-out noise. It's the Cars meets My Bloody Valentine, with an occasional nod to Radiohead."

-- Gary C.W. Chun (Star Bulletin)



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