Friday December 18, 2009
FREE FUN:
You can now download Make Your Own Fun for free via Bandcamp.com.
And, speaking of free downloads, here’s another old demo from the archives, going all the way back to 2001- Man From El Segundo
Friday December 4, 2009
NEW MUSIC!!!:
Okay, make that new old music. Over the next few months, We’ll be posting new MP3s to the download page starting with this pre-MYOF outtake: Lame-O
Don’t forget to become a fan on Facebook, and keep checking back from time to time for new downloads as David gets ready to go back into the studio next month.
Tuesday February 17, 2009
FINALLY:
MAKE YOUR OWN FUN is officially available as of today. This EP is a collection of material recorded between 2006-2008. It’s available at fine digital download stores everywhere. Take your pick!
In other news, David is already busy recording demos for his first full-length. The first of which, New Sound, is already available over on the Downloads page.
Sunday November 1, 2008
FREE DOWNLOADS:
There are two new songs available on the Downloads page! One is a cover of The Zombies’ This Will Be Our Year, recorded with David’s good friends Somerdale. The other new song is an outtake from MYOF simply called Track Three.
Speaking of free downloads, a free digital download of MYOF will be available pre-release for all Facebook friends.
Monday August 18, 2008
MYOF UPDATE:
Below is the tracklist for David’s first release, MAKE YOUR OWN FUN:
1. Sunday Driver
2. Samanthas of the World, Unite
3. Narrow Your Eyes
4. Honest Injun
5. Telegraph, Satellite
This release is a collection of miscellaneous songs recorded over the past few years, and we happen to know for a fact that David is already working on a new album.
Thursday August 7, 2008
Facebook:
David’s now on Facebook. Unlike his Myspace page, David will be personally updating his Facebook page with new music and photos. Click HERE and say hello...
Friday August 1, 2008
Princeton Record Exchange:
David’s been given the opportunity to blog for his favorite record store- Princeton Record Exchange. Check out his first post HERE!
Thursday July 17, 2008
From the Desk of Mr. Miller:
“Rock the Net comes out on the 29th, and I just wanted to take this opportunity to thank everyone who has been supportive of this release. The Future of Music Coalition, Thirsty Ear and I have all received a lot of emails with links to various blogs and articles helping to promote the album, and I’ve never been a part of something with this much buzz behind it. FMC really has their hands full with the task of making this thing called net neutrality easy to explain and, ultimately, defend.
Speaking of which: Beaumont, TX is currently playing guinea pig in Comcast’s bandwidth price-tier trial. Internet users who exceed their allotted bandwidth in a given billing period will be charged overages and penalties. Take notice because this is how it starts. The next thing you know, content providers will be squeezed out by unnecessary bandwidth pricing too. I’m really not an “activist” by any stretch of the imagination, but I would urge everyone to visit FMC’s Rock the Net site and sign their petition. While you’re there, you can hear the entire album before it hits stores. Thanks for listening,”
Here are some links to the aforementioned buzz:
Tuesday June 17, 2008
DINER STATE vol. 1
The first installment in a series of split singles called DINER STATE is out today. It features David Miller and It’s A King Thing, each contributing one song. David’s is an unreleased outtake titled “Revolutions Per Minute”, while King Thing offers a damn catchy tune called “Making Slime”. The series features some terrific bands from Jersey, who can usually be found performing together throughout the area under the diner state moniker.
Volume 1 is available for download through iTunes, Amazon and eMusic.
Monday June 2, 2008
FMC Benefit Details, June 7th Show...
It’s official. Officially official. ROCK THE NET: Musicians for Net Neutrality is scheduled for release on July 29th. Not only is David appearing on this compilation, but he also wrangled together the other artists involved. Take a look for yourself:
01 Bright Eyes: "I Won't Ever Be Happy Again"
02 Aimee Mann: "31 Today"
03 David Bazan: "Cold Beer and Cigarettes"
04 The Wrens: "Sleep"
05 Classic Brown: "Modulation"
06 DJ Spooky: "Uganda"
07 Palomar: "Red"
08 Guster: "Timothy Leary"
09 They Might Be Giants: "We Live in a Dump"
10 Wilco: "Impossible Germany" (live)
11 Portastatic: "Hang Down Your Head"
12 Matthew Shipp: "New Orbit"
13 B.C. Camplight: "Soy Tonto"
14 David Miller: "Sunday Driver"
15 Free Form Funky Freqs: "Binds That Tie"
Follow this link to learn more about FMC’s ROCK THE NET initiative.
In addition, David is playing an intimate show at the AUCTION HOUSE in Audubon, NJ this Saturday, June 7th. David will be playing a few songs with trusty drummer Josef Mintz- just the two of them. Other bands on the bill are The Classic Brown, The Goodnight Lights, The House Floor and Tokyo.
