Music
Press
" I’m the bad cop and I’ve got nothing bad to say...you’re a hard act to follow...great band, really emotive, affecting songs
Aaron Burgess - Spin and Revolver Magazines
"You’re starting from a really solid place. You write very, very good songs -- strong images and well above par language choices, all delivered with a firm, confident voice. The guitars work well together, and the whole band is tight in a way that really serves the songs. You also demonstrate some range with this pair, which is what anyone in the industry wants to see from an artist who’s in audition mode. These songs and performances are evidence that you’re someone both industry and fans should start paying more attention to.
Gary Graff - Billboard and New York Times
(It’s Been A Long Day)"Whether by design or not, the spatial effect on the voice is really what makes this song, a slight otherworldliness that helps take it out of the realm of conventional country-derived singer-songwriter territory. But even without that, the song is strong… Reminds me more of Cowboy Junkies than anything else (that’s a compliment)"
Steve Hochman – Los Angeles Times / AOL Spinner.com
- Billboard-Spin-L.A. TIMES-NY Times
Discography
Rory Miller - 2002 EP
Rory Miller Band - Summer 2008 - CD
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" I’m the bad cop and I’ve got nothing bad to say...you’re a hard act to follow...great band, really emotive, affecting songs
Aaron Burgess - Spin and Revolver Magazines
"You’re starting from a really solid place. You write very, very good songs -- strong images and well above par language choices, all delivered with a firm, confident voice. The guitars work well together, and the whole band is tight in a way that really serves the songs. You also demonstrate some range with this pair, which is what anyone in the industry wants to see from an artist who’s in audition mode. These songs and performances are evidence that you’re someone both industry and fans should start paying more attention to.
Gary Graff - Billboard and New York Times
(It’s Been A Long Day)"Whether by design or not, the spatial effect on the voice is really what makes this song, a slight otherworldliness that helps take it out of the realm of conventional country-derived singer-songwriter territory. But even without that, the song is strong… Reminds me more of Cowboy Junkies than anything else (that’s a compliment)"
Steve Hochman – Los Angeles Times / AOL Spinner.com
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