Paris Falls continues to please us with its fuzzy ‘60s/’70s rock. Married couple Jennifer and Ray Brown (who collectively handle the Rhodes organ, guitar and vocals) and drummer Michael DeLeon cook up a style that’s equal parts Beatles, Led Zeppelin and Pink Floyd. But don’t expect to hear remixed versions of those bands — the Browns know how to use influences to their advantage rather than lean on them for support. You’ll hear bits and pieces that remind you of former greats woven into tunes that are likely to inspire as much as they are inspired. Paris Falls’s debut Vol. I won us over with swinging tracks like “Walk Away,” and with Vol. II, the group has seemed to slow its roll without sacrificing rock. Vol. II’s second track “Shelter” has caused quite the buzz on the Houston indie circuit for its blend of heavy beats and lulling breakdowns. Hear both gems and plenty more — including previews from the already-in-the-works Vol. III — when Paris Falls plays with fellow locals Antarctica Starts Here at 9 p.m. Boondocks, 1417 Westheimer. For information, call 713-522-8500 or visit www.myspace.com/boondocksbar. Free.

Mon., Sept. 8, 9 p.m., 2008

This article appears in Sep 4-10, 2008.