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Roger Miller

Gastr del Sol – Upgrade and Afterlife – Review

September 1, 1996

The key members of Mission of Burma and Squirrel Bait turned their backs on the heavy noise they stirred up in favor of quieter, more painterly explorations.

Roger Miller – Benevolent Disruptive Ray – Review

September 1, 1996

Roger Miller had a very good reason for shirking the oblique cacophony he minted as guitarist and main songwriter for Mission of Burma – it was making him deaf.

Roger Miller – Elemental Guitar – Review

December 1, 1995

Miller takes six strings and turns it into a paintbrush of unlimited colors. His palate goes beyond notes, due to the pedals he has at his disposal.

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