Roger Clark Miller was guitarist/vocalist/co-leader in the highly influential post-punk band Mission of Burma. Their album Vs. was listed at number 19 in PopMatters' 50 Best Post-Punk Albums Ever, and number 24 in Rolling Stone's 100 Greatest Punk Albums of All Time . They have a chapter dedicated to them in the indie rock Bible Our Band Could be Your Life. Miller was listed as number two of nine absolutely essential post-punk guitarists in Tone Report. He continued expanding his guitar skills after Burma, recently in his Dream Interpretations for Solo Electric Guitar Ensemble and his current rock band Trinary System (both on Cuneiform Records). His new album, The Green Man, due late summer 2026 on Don Giovanni Records, sees him returning to slightly more traditional song-writing. As a solo singer/songwriter, the lyrics are prominent, supported by his unique guitar stylings. Minimal loops create the illusion of more than one player on-stage, and give him room to explore the guitar in ways that only he can. Residual post-punk collides with psychedelia and a use of words that is not run of the mill. Response to the solo live shows has been exceptional, and to his surprise, new songs appear on a regular basis. He is also a visual artist, and, on keyboards, tours nationally and internationally in The Anvil Orchestra accompanying silent film. His music can be found on more labels than you can count.
"His skills as a guitar player and his bottomless imagination have collided in a perfect encapsulation of the two traits, bringing forth a third strand that just can’t be imitated by anyone else, no matter how hard anyone should try.” – Pop Matters
“Miller puts on a master class in guitar sonics, unleashing a torrent of fuzz-drenched strings stabs, bends and scrapes.” – Treble Magazine
“The post-punk six-string hero takes a deep dive into sonic surrealism with his new album, a loop-driven collection of riveting soundscapes.” – Premier Guitar
•
Storey Littleton is a songwriter from Woodstock, NY. She grew up on the road with a family band (Ida), singing and playing the recorder in libraries and dive bars across America. Here are some of her favorite things: thunderstorms, hotel breakfast and being in a car while someone she's in love with is driving. Here are some things that she can't stand: certainty, staying in the same place for too long and telling people where she lives that she is moving. Storey continues to tour with her family, playing guitar and keyboards in Ida. She has toured nationally as a solo artist, including past performances at SXSW, Avrom Farm Party, Levon Helm Studios and Live at Glass Hill. Her first album, At a Diner, was released in February 2026 on Don Giovanni Records. Inspired by the likes of Judee Sill, Liz Phair, and Kacey Musgraves, Storey’s feathery vocals blend the melodies of pop with the pang of folk, at once gentle and all-consuming. The album features moments of restraint and rupture: intricate finger-picked melodies give way to electric guitar rumbles and wails alongside the humour, drama and catchiness of '60s girl group pop. Her other musical projects include fronting the band M0NOGAMY alongside Livia Reiner and Matthew Danger Lippman, and playing guitar and keys for Ida, Lola Kirke, Calder The Destroyer, Luella and The Hedons.