Discography

Love Equals Pi Divided by Pie

Portland Pi(e) Rats

After arduous work and the emotional roller coaster of the last 18 months, Melvin Stalkmus and company are here with an amazing collection of fourteen songs about pie, pi, love, and art!  Including all four songs from their earlier EP with us, all their singles, and several new tracks, you can get all of this Portland indie band's Radio Oumuamua work in this collection, Love Equals Pi Divided by Pie!  Diehard fans and music lovers alike are sure to love it!

<p>After arduous work and the emotional roller coaster of the last 18 months, Melvin Stalkmus and company are here with an amazing collection of fourteen songs about pie, pi, love, and art!  Including all four songs from their earlier EP with us, all their singles, and several new tracks, you can get all of this Portland indie band's Radio Oumuamua work in this collection, Love Equals Pi Divided by Pie!  Diehard fans and music lovers alike are sure to love it!</p>


Radio Oumuamua

Love Equals Pi Divided by Pie by Portland Pi(e) Rats

You Can't Make Pie Without Pi

You Can't Make Pie Without Pi by Portland Pi(e) Rats

Pi is a Constant

3.14 Reasons

Fresh Out of Pieland

3:14 on Pie Day

My Baby's Love is Constantly Variable

My Baby's Love is Constantly Variable by Portland Pi(e) Rats

Pie Fly

About Pi

The Last Time

Pi Without Pie

Where There is Pie, There is Hope

Where There is Pie, There is Hope by Portland Pi(e) Rats

Three Hundred Sixty Degrees

Three Hundred Sixty Degrees by Portland Pi(e) Rats

Endless Circle

I Love You Most on Pi Day

I Love You Most on Pi Day by Portland Pi(e) Rats

My Life in Pie Charts

My Life in Pie Charts by Portland Pi(e) Rats

Following on the release of their album, Love Equals Pi Divided by Pie, here's those pop-rock ingenues, Portland Pi(e) Rats, with "About Pi" - maybe you pronounce it with a long "e" or a long "I"?

<p>Following on the release of their album, Love Equals Pi Divided by Pie, here's those pop-rock ingenues, Portland Pi(e) Rats, with "About Pi" - maybe you pronounce it with a long "e" or a long "I"?</p>
